Hours after labeling Saturday Night LiveSketch “White Potus” “Mean and Flunny”, ” Aimee Lou Wood defended the actor who portrays him White lotus character.

Wood has taken Instagram Late Sunday, April 13, sharing three stories that Deep plunged his disapproval of the parody, broadcast during the episode of Saturday April 12. “Not @ sarahsquirm’s fault x”, Wood, who portrayed Chelsea in season 3 of The white lotuswrote in a photo of her looking at the camera. “Do not hate her, hate the concept X.”

The actress revealed via the social media platform earlier Sunday that she was not a fan of the sketch, which saw the host of the episode Jon Hammguest star Scarlett Johansson and Sherman – sporting a set of false teeth – is associated with a political turn White lotus Characters.

Wood’s initial verdict revealed that she thought the sketch was “bad and funny” while saying that she had received excuses from the NBC variety since her dissemination. “Such a shame because I had such a good time to watch it a few weeks ago. Yes, take the piss for sure – that’s what it is – but there must be a more intelligent, more nuanced and cheaper way?” Wood wrote earlier on Sunday.

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Aimee Lou Wood was not a fan of the representation of Saturday Night Live from the White Lotus – or his beloved character, Chelsea. “I found the thing nasty and funny XO,” wrote Wood, 31 […]

Adding to his defense of Sherman, 32, later, Wood wrote “thin skin”.

“I love being withdrawn from piss when he is intelligent and in a good mood. But the joke was about fluorine,” wrote Wood on the selfie of another story. “I have large gap teeth and not bad teeth. I don’t mind caricature – I understand that that’s what SLL is. But the rest of the sketch struck and I / Chelsea was the only one struck. ”

A third Instagram story that evening crystallized Wood’s point of view on the issue. Apparently, capture of a comment that agreed with his position, Wood shared: “It was a net and funny sketch until he suddenly took a shouting turn in misogyny from the 1970s.”

“This sums up my x point of view,” wrote Wood on screenshot.

During the sketch, Hamm, 54, who portrayed Walton Goggins‘Rick as he played Robert F. Kennedy Jr.Asked Sherman: “I had these crazy ideas, as if we would remove all the fluoride from drinking water? What would it do with people? ” Sherman replied: “Fluoride? What is it?”

(The Secretary of Health and Social Services Kennedy Jr., 71 CBS News. The media notes that fluoride has been incorporated into the supply of public water for decades to help prevent dental caries.)

This is not the first time that Wood has addressed the attention it receives as a result of his teeth. During an interview The Sunday TimesPublished on April 5, Wood said: “It’s, like, cool, and now I want to stop talking about this.

In 2020, Wood also spoke to Stylist About them. “I would always be super confident when I went to the theater auditions, but if it was a television thing, I would be so shocked when I received a reminder,” she said at the time. “I sometimes thought:” Oh, one thing Channel 4, I could have a chance there. Then sex education came and I said to myself: “Well, what did I see on Netflix?