Hilary Duff raves about member of mom group after Ashley Tisdale claims she felt ‘excluded’ from clique: ‘You’re a real one’

Ashley Tisdale must have egg on her face.

Hilary Duff raved about a member of her mom group after the “High School Musical” star put their clique on blast in a scathing essay for The Cut.

On Wednesday, Duff shared a photo to her Instagram Story of a large jar filled with soy eggs and tagged her fellow mom group member, Janice Gott.

“You’re a real one for this delivery of [eggs]!” Duff, 38, captioned the snap, adding a drooling-face emoji.

Duff’s post hinted at her continued alliance with Gott and the other members of the group, which partly includes Mandy Moore and Meghan Trainor.

Tisdale, 40, put the girl gang on blast in a cutthroat essay for The Cut titled “Breaking Up With My Toxic Mom Group,” which was published last week.

The “Suite Life of Zack & Cody” star claimed that the moms showed “mean girl behavior” and excluded her from several gatherings.

She also claimed that she never felt cool enough for them and eventually cut ties, texting the group chat, “This is too high school for me and I don’t want to take part in it anymore.”

Tisdale — who shares daughters Jupiter, 4, and Emerson, 1, with husband Christopher French —  explained that the “dynamic” of their group “stopped being healthy and positive.”

She was notably missing from a group photo of their getaway to the Hotel El Roblar in Ojai, Calif., in October 2025. The snap was shared by Gott and featured Duff, Moore, and their other close pals.

The last photo showing Tisdale hanging with the crew was posted by Gott in December 2024.

“I wish I had more photos with all the friends and like… my husband LOL but the point of this post is to say there is nothing like mom friends,” Gott gushed in the caption of the post at the time.

She continued, “Or a husband who tells you to quit your career so you can build the other one that’s burning an idea in your brain, and then doing it so you can have a pound of caviar on a Thursday morning bc you said so 😇.”

Gott, the founder of breast pump company Muu, has yet to react to Tisdale’s words, though another member of the group threw some shade after the article was published.

Samii Ryan, a clothing designer, shared a video on social media of a man mouthing the words to Megan Thee Stallion’s song, “Her.”

“I don’t care if these bitches don’t like me, ’cause, like, I’m pretty as f–k,” the lyrics state. “Just the other day, I heard a ho say. Matter of fact, what could a ho say? With a face like this and a bitch this paid, s–t, what could a ho say?”

The video was captioned, “2026 mood.”

Duff has remained silent on the toxicity allegations, though her husband took to Instagram this week with fists swinging.

Matthew Koma shared a photo of himself wearing the same outfit Tisdale wore in her The Cut photo shoot and edited the post to look like it was by the publication.

He made the headline, “When You’re the Most Self-Obsessed Tone Deaf Person on Earth, Other Moms Tend to Shift Focus To Their Actual Toddlers.”

Koma and Duff tied the knot in 2019 and share three kids: Banks, 7, Mae, 5, and Townes, 2. (Duff shares 13-year-old Luca with ex-husband Mike Comrie, whom she was married to from 2010 until 2016.)

Tisdale’s husband hit back with his own post, sharing a quote that read, “It’s your choice whether or not to engage.”