Aimee Lou Wood says SNL apologizes for “despicable and inappropriate” White Lotus

White lotus Actor Aimee Lou Wood says Saturday Night Live She apologized to her, signaling her appearance, which she marked as “despicable and uncomfortable.”

Sketch – US President Donald Trump, his family and his staff call “White POTUS” – Sarah Sherman plays Wood’s version White lotus The role, Chelsea, is a bit focused on U.S. Secretary of Health Robert Francis Kennedy Jr.

After Kennedy (played by Jon Hamm) raised the topic of removing fluoride from public drinking water (the topic of the U.S. Health Secretary says his plan to implement), he pondered its impact on people’s teeth.

Then, the camera wore obvious dentures, and rot was visible. “Fluoride?” she asked exaggeratedly. “What is that?”

On the weekend, Wood talked about her recent talk UK GQin which she initially feared that she was too ugly in the HBO show.

The British actor explained in her post that these fears were completely internal, “HBO No one called [her] ugly. SNLHer description of her is harmful by contrast.

She wrote that while HBO was “kind and supportive”, SNL Just “despicable”.

She and SNL The sketch was reinforced by screenshots, she said, which was its decision to string high-ranking public figures, largely for their actions, but then singled her out.

“My teeth are big and bad,” she wrote, while criticizing Sherman’s attempt at Mancunian accent. “I don’t mind the comics…but the rest of the shorts are working hard, and I/Chelsea are the only punch.”

Wood said in a series of subsequent posts that she received “thousands of” messages of support. She also said she had no one to blame Sherman, that’s SNL Later apologized.

“Full circle moment”

Wood is one of the main characters in Season 3 White lotusThis is the most watched season of one of HBO’s most popular performances. She is also a fan favorite, and her bubble character and unique appearance have attracted the attention of the audience and columns around beauty standards.

This is what Wood himself said. Last month, she went to Instagram to explain how she accepted her smile and gap teeth “liberate” and she shared exist Jonathan Ross performs Fans celebrate her teeth as a “full circle moment” of being bullied throughout her life.

There’s even an impromptu White lotus From the Canadian French actor Charlotte Le Bon (depicting Chloe) praises Wood’s teeth, and the obvious appreciation for actors willing to keep a natural smile in the ocean of dentures and veneers, According to the New York Times.

Meanwhile, Wood said in a UK GQ interview that constantly talking about her appearance, especially her teeth – could be exhausted. She said the compliments she received were even right because the conversation became her teeth rather than her job.

“They think it’s good because they’re not criticizing it,” GQ Quote her to say. “And I have to go there. …If it were a man, would we be so much? It’s still talking about the appearance of a woman.”