Overview
- Aimee Lou Wood described Saturday Night Live's 'White Potus' parody as 'mean and unfunny,' particularly for mocking her gap teeth with exaggerated prosthetics.
- Wood clarified her criticism was directed at the concept of the sketch, not at Sarah Sherman, the cast member who portrayed her character Chelsea.
- The actress noted the parody unfairly singled her out, claiming it 'punched down' on her character while others were treated with broader satire.
- SNL issued a rare apology to Wood following her public remarks, which sparked widespread discussion about beauty standards and misogyny in media.
- Fans and celebrities, including Jameela Jamil and Cara Delevingne, voiced support for Wood, praising her advocacy for self-acceptance and thoughtful representation.