Hilary Duff Makes NSFW Confessions Of Her Own Amid 'Toxic Mom Group' Drama

Hilary Duff is using her spicy new lyrics to sweep the dust off her "Toxic Mom Group" upheaval.

The singer's message in her musical confession is in another realm, different from what has brought her name to headlines recently. Her husband, Matthew Koma, however, clapped back at the claims, adding to the preexisting drama.

Hilary Duff is part of the mom friendship group with Meghan Trainor and Mandy Moore, now allegedly labelled "toxic" by Ashley Tisdale, who recently announced her exit from the circle. 

Hilary Duff Is Unshaken By The 'Toxic Mom Group' Drama

Duff's recent update on social media shows her focus is on her music career. Contrary to the expectations of many that she should respond to the alleged claims of a member of her former friend group, her eyes are on other things.

After getting caught up in the drama following Tisdale's essay release, Duff posted a reel mouthing the words to an unreleased track with NSFW lyrics.

The singer appeared unbothered, clad in a butter yellow dress, sun-kissed, and singing the new song in the middle of a grassy field. The Instagram reel has got fans thirsting for more as they filled the comments requesting for the whole song and praising her musicality.

Details On The Unreleased Spicy Track

 

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From the parts played in the video, the song is centered around a couple's desire to go back to the bubbling part of their relationship after losing their spark.

"I want the part where you say goddamn/Back of a dive bar giving you head/Then sneak home late, wake up your roommates," she sings. The lyrics that follow mention wanting the top relationship highlights and stomach butterflies from simple physical touch.

She ends with a part that sings suggestive lyrics, "I'm touching myself by the front door/But you don't even look my way no more." No details of the title or release date were shared by Duff in the caption. However, it is set to be part of her new project that drops this year.

The Singer's Husband Sent A Clear Message In Response To Ashley Tisdale 

After Tindale's personal essay hit the media, things began to get messy with fans' speculations and theories raising rumors. The  "The Cut" essay was about parting ways with people who no longer served her. She revealed that she was leaving the toxic mom group she had earlier been excited to be part of.

The Blast covered that Koma took to his Instagram stories to respond to the published write-up. He shared a photo of himself photoshopped onto Tisdale's body mimicking her pose from the cover shoot of her essay.

Koma then wrote his own headline, which read "When You're The Most Self-Obsessed Tone Deaf Person On Earth, Other Moms Tend To Shift Focus To Their Actual Toddlers." He added, "A Mom Group Tell All Through A Father's Eyes."

The cherry topping on the sundae was his caption, "Read my new interview with @TheCut."

Ashley Tisdale Rep Refuted Claims That Her Essay Was About Her Friendship Trio

On January 5, Tisdale's representative explained her narrative, insisting that her touching personal essay was not geared towards any celebrity in particular. They shared that it was purely written to share her personal experience with a toxic mom group and connect with the public on some level.

The allegations that the essay was connected to her friendship with Moore, Hilary Duff, and Meghan Trainor were also debunked. The rep insisted that those theories were untrue, as well as the ones that claim her political stance affected their relationship. 

The Blast also notes that Tisdale states in her essay that one of the reasons she stepped out of the circle was because she was being left out of fun plans with the other moms on different occasions.

Hilary Duff's Sister Is Apparently Not On Her Side Amid The Fuss

Haylie Duff, just like Koma, got her hands in on the drama but seemingly stood on the opposite side. As reported by The Blasts, Haylie liked Tisdale's joint post with "The Cut,"  which promoted the essay where she covered the subject of leaving her "toxic friends" behind.

Previous reports suggest that the Duff sisters have been at loggerheads for a while, but neither of them has confirmed this. Notably, since 2019, the siblings have not been photographed together publicly and have little online interaction with one another.