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Aimee Lou Wood and Sarah Sherman Reconcile After SNL Parody Controversy

The White Lotus star shared a photo of flowers sent by the SNL comedian, signaling no hard feelings after Wood criticized the sketch as 'mean and unfunny.'

Overview

  • Aimee Lou Wood publicly criticized SNL's 'White POTUS' parody, describing it as 'mean and unfunny' and targeting her appearance with exaggerated prosthetic teeth.
  • Sarah Sherman, who portrayed Wood's character in the sketch, sent Wood a bouquet of flowers as a conciliatory gesture, which Wood shared on Instagram.
  • Wood clarified that her criticism was directed at the concept of the sketch, not Sherman personally, and appreciated the gesture.
  • Reports conflict over whether SNL issued a formal apology, with Wood stating she received apologies but sources suggesting no official apology was made.
  • The controversy has reignited discussions about the ethics of satire, particularly the line between political humor and personal mockery.