Ashley Tisdale is taking her real-life “poisonous mother group” drama to Netflix.
The “Excessive Faculty Musical” alum will executive-produce and is predicted to star in “Poisonous Mothers,” a brand new comedy collection in improvement on the streamer, Deadline stories. The half-hour comedy follows “a sleep-deprived new mother who’s drawn right into a clique of cool, rich moms,” per the official synopsis. “However when the group reveals its darker facet, the collection asks: within the isolation of motherhood, how far would you go to style neighborhood?”
Sabrina Jalees (“Search Occasion”) will pen the present, which is “knowledgeable by Tisdale’s expertise as a mother of two younger kids,” with Ali Wong (“BEEF”) additionally on board as an EP and eyed to direct if the undertaking makes it to collection. Jalees and Tisdale co-starred collectively on the short-lived Patricia Heaton CBS comedy “Carol’s Second Act.”
Tisdale — greatest recognized for taking part in Sharpay within the “Excessive Faculty Musical” franchise — made headlines in January by publishing an essay in The Lower entitled “Breaking Up With My Poisonous Mother Group,” detailing her struggles becoming in with a bunch of celeb mothers who acted like highschool bullies by deliberately leaving her out of issues. She did not title names, however followers rapidly linked Tisdale’s account to fellow Hollywood mothers like Hilary Duff, Mandy Moore, and Meghan Trainor. Duff’s husband Matthew Koma fired again at Tisdale, calling her “self-obsessed” and “tone-deaf,” and Moore admitted she discovered the entire controversy “very upsetting.”
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