This Song Will Give You So Much High School Musical ~*Feels*~
BY
Ayessa De La Peña
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IMAGE Ashley Tisdale | instagram.com/ashleytisdale
It has been more than a decade since the very first High School Musical movie premiered on TV. It's where we've seen our favorite stars perform. However, we can't help but think about the absence of Gabriella and Sharpay's performance in all the movies. Why didn't they let these girls share the mic together, anyway???
So when Ashley Tisdale uploaded a duet with her best friend Vanessa Hudgens to sing a cover of Elle King's "Ex's and Oh's" with Ash's hubby Christopher French, we just had to share the wonderful news with you! Watch the video below and see all of your HSM dreams come true! (via MTV.com)
Aww, we always miss you, Gabriella and Sharpay! Here's hoping we get a complete HSM reunion this year.
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