Aimee Lou Wood Criticizes SNL Sketch Mocking Her Appearance

The actress condemned the parody as 'mean and unfunny,' emphasizing the importance of nuanced satire after receiving an apology from SNL.

Aimee Lou Wood publicly criticized an SNL sketch that mocked her gap teeth, describing it as a 'cheap shot' and lacking cleverness.
Wood clarified her criticism targeted the concept of the sketch, not the performer Sarah Sherman, who portrayed her character from 'The White Lotus.'
SNL issued an apology to Wood following her comments, acknowledging her concerns about the sketch's tone and focus.
The incident has reignited discussions about gendered media scrutiny and the ethical boundaries of satire, particularly when targeting personal appearance.
Co-star Walton Goggins praised the sketch, contrasting Wood's disapproval and fueling speculation about potential tensions between the actors.