Hilary Duff’s On-Screen Best Friend Addresses Ashley Tisdale Drama

Raisa shared a cryptic message on TikTok, giving her two cents on the recent drama that unfolded in her former co-star’s friend group.

Raisa’s cryptic message follows Tisdale’s explosive personal essay, in which she revealed she cut ties with other members of her mom group, which includes Duff, Meghan Trainor and Mandy Moore, after feeling left out.

Duff’s “How I Met Your Father” co-star Raisa shared a video on TikTokwhere she was seen sitting in a car and scrolling through her phone. She lip-synced to an audio track of the character, Viola Hastings, in the popular film “She’s the Man.”

“Speaking as a completely objective outsider with no personal stake in the matter, I’m not sure you and Olivia really get along,” she said. In the accompanying caption, she wrote: “Not a mom but… #fyp #thecut.”

For context, the dialogue addresses a scene in the film where the character, Hastings, urges another character not to pursue his romantic rival.

As expected, Raisa’s video sparked a reaction from fans, most of whom were curious about whose side she was on. One fan speculated that the actress was on Duff’s side because they are close friends. “My sister is good friends with Duff. That’s all I needed,” the fan wrote.

“Whatever side Francia is on, that’s where I’m on,” another fan wrote.

The root of the drama goes back to when Tisdale revealed all in a personal essay published by The Cut. She shared details about her old friend group, which was a mothers’ group made up of several high-profile figures.

Tisdale revealed that their friendship boat hit the rocks when she began to notice a few things that suggested she was being intentionally left out of the group’s activities.

“Another time, at dinner with my mother, I realized where I was sitting with her, which was at the end of the table, away from the rest of the women. I was starting to feel left out of the group, noticing each time that they seemed to exclude me,” she said. The explosion.

This prompted the actress to leave the group, after which she sent a scathing message explaining why she had abandoned them.

Although Duff has yet to openly address Tisdale’s revealing essay, her husband wasted no time in defending her. He posted a scathing Photoshopped photo of his face onto Tisdale’s body in the photo she used for the cover of her essay with The Cut.

The caption was a headline mocking Tisdale and indirectly calling her a “self-obsessed” person.

“When you’re the most obsessed deaf person on Earth, other moms tend to focus on their little ones. A group of moms tell it all through a dad’s eyes,” it reads, as The explosion reported.

He further mockingly asked fans to read his “new interview with @TheCut.” Some fans reacted to the photo by calling Duff’s husband the type of man to always “put down a woman online.”

While Duff’s husband supported her, her sister, Haylie, seemed to take Tisdale’s side. Although she hasn’t openly spoken out on the issue, she liked Tisdale’s joint post with The Cut, as reported by The explosion.

The post’s caption read: “LEAVE YOUR TOXIC FRIENDS BEHIND IN 2026, says @ashleytisdalefrench.”