Mandy Moore broke her silence regarding the 'toxic mom group' drama that erupted following Ashley Tisdale's article published in The Cut this year. Moore joined Andy Cohen Live on SiriusXM to address Tisdale's claims that she had to leave the mom group that became toxic.

Although Tisdale did not name anyone, social media users speculated that she was referring to Moore, Hilary Duff, and Meghan Trainor. The fact that all three have been photographed together reinforced these assumptions. Moore expressed that this situation is quite upsetting for her and noted that such comments are perceived as an intrusion into their personal lives.

Moore emphasized, "The most important thing in my life is to be a kind person and to maintain that kindness," highlighting that those around her share these values as well. She added, "It really hurts me to hear anyone imply otherwise." She shared that this situation was a huge shock for her and deeply affected her emotionally.

Additionally, Moore stated that while she fears conflicts, it is important to express her feelings on significant issues. "I'm a strong advocate for talking about my feelings if I'm hurt or if something is bothering me," she said. Acknowledging that such situations are not always comfortable, Moore expressed her belief that these kinds of discussions are key to establishing healthy communication in relationships.