Hilarie Burton shares ‘One Tree Hill’ slap pic after Tyler Hilton split

Hilarie Burton shared a throwback pic from “One Tree Hill” — along with some pointed commentary — following co-star Tyler Hilton’s split news.

Burton took to Instagram Stories on Saturday with a pic of her character Peyton Sawyer in a cheerleading uniform, smiling mischievously.

The snapshot is from a third season episode in which she Peyton slapped Chris Keller (Hilton) for flirting with Haley James (played by Bethany Joy Lenz.)

“IYKYK 🤮,” she cryptically captioned the pic.

Though she added no other context, the throwback reference came a day after Hilton, 42, announced his split from wife Megan Park, 39, after a decade of marriage.

“A life update: I’ve never been super comfortable sharing personal information about our family life, but I’ve seen enough speculation online that I thought warranted clarity,” he shared via Instagram on Friday.

“Some time ago, Megan and I decided to end our marriage. We continue to make the kids and co-parenting the priority,” he continued.

The actor concluded the announcement by thanking fans for “continuing to respect our privacy.”

Park has yet to publicly address the split. The former couple shares daughter Winnie, 6, and son Benny, whom they welcomed in 2024. The duo met on the set of 2007’s “Charlie Bartlett” and tied the knot in 2015.

Split speculation began months ago — the duo seemingly stopped wearing their wedding rings in late 2025, according to Us Weekly and unfollowed each other on social media.

Meanwhile, Burton and Sophia Bush, who also starred in the show, appeared to also have unfollowed Park.

A rep for Burton did not immediately return Page Six’s request for comment.

Hilton previously shared how he formed lasting bonds with cast members from the hit show, on which he appeared from 2004 to 2012.

“It’s really rare in this business to stay in touch with people as much as we’ve stayed in touch,” he told Page Six back in 2018.

“I think it’s because we met at such a young age, we have this closeness, we were like college friends,” Hilton continued. “They’re essentially my college group of friends, and seeing them is really fun.”

He added, “When I went on the show, I never heard of ‘One Tree Hill,’ and I was like, ‘What is this show?’ When I left, I was like, ‘I want to be on this show, I love these people.’”