SNL Issues Apology After Aimee Lou Wood Criticizes Parody as 'Mean and Unfunny'

The 'White Lotus' star condemned the sketch for targeting her appearance, sparking discussions on satire and beauty standards.

Aimee Lou Wood criticized SNL's 'The White Potus' sketch for mocking her gap teeth and called it 'mean and unfunny.'
Wood clarified her criticism was directed at the concept of the sketch, not Sarah Sherman, the comedian who portrayed her.
SNL issued a rare apology to Wood, which she acknowledged on social media, marking an unusual step for the show.
The actress emphasized her support for clever satire but felt the fluoride joke unfairly targeted her personal appearance.
Reactions to the sketch have varied, with co-star Walton Goggins praising it, contrasting Wood's condemnation.