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Ashley Tisdale ‘Toxic Moms’ Comedy In Works At Netflix With Sabrina Jalees & Ali Wong

Ashley Tisdale is turning her viral 'toxic moms' essay into a Netflix comedy series.

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📍 How it ended

Ashley Tisdale began developing a comedy series titled Toxic Moms at Netflix alongside Sabrina Jalees and Ali Wong. The project was based on a viral essay and drama involving a celebrity mom group.

The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.

Epilogue added 18d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

Ashley Tisdale is developing a comedy series titled 'Toxic Moms' for Netflix. The show is based on Tisdale's real-life experiences and a viral essay she wrote about a celebrity mom group. Coverage emphasizes Tisdale's involvement as both a producer and star of the series.

The Hollywood Reporter, People.com, and Yahoo have all noted the connection to her viral essay. Deadline reports that Sabrina Jalees and Ali Wong are also involved in the project. Watch for updates on casting, production timelines, and release dates.

Coverage does not yet specify whether the series will be a scripted comedy or a docu-style show.

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Who is involved in the 'Toxic Moms' series?

Ashley Tisdale is producing and starring in the series. Sabrina Jalees and Ali Wong are also involved, according to Deadline.

What is the 'Toxic Moms' series based on?

The series is based on Ashley Tisdale's real-life experiences and a viral essay she wrote about a celebrity mom group.

Which platforms are covering the 'Toxic Moms' series?

Coverage comes from Yahoo, Page Six, The Hollywood Reporter, People.com, The Express Tribune, TMZ, TVLine, and Deadline.

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