Aimee Lou Wood defends Sarah Sherman after Snl White Lotus Parodi

Hours after labeling Saturday night live“White Potus” Sketch “Mean and Funny,” Aimee Lou Wood defended the comedian who portrayed White lotus character.

Took wood to Instagram Late on Sunday, April 13, sharing three stories that divided his disapproval of the parody deeply, which was broadcast during the chapter on Saturday, April 12. “Not @sarahsquirm’s fait x,” Wood, who portrayed Chelsea in the season 3 of The white lotusHe wrote for a picture of herself staring into the camera. “Not hated on it, hated the concept x.”

The actress through the social media platform revealed earlier on Sunday that she Not a fan from the sketch, who saw the host of the episode Jon Hammthe star of a guest Scarlett Johansson and Sherman – sports a set of fake teeth – joins for political spin on White lotus characters.

Wood’s initial verdict revealed that she believed the sketch was “modest and humorous” while also claiming to have received apologies from the NBC Diversity Show since it broadcast. “Such a shame Cuz I had such a great time watching him a couple weeks ago. Yes, take the piss for sure – that’s the essence of the show – but there must be a clever, more cheap, less cheap way?” Wood wrote earlier on Sunday.

Adding to her defense of Sherman, 32, later, Wood wrote for being “thin skin.”

“I love being taken out of it when it’s clever and in a good mood. But the joke was about fluoride,” Wood wrote over another story selfie. “I have a big gap teeth not bad teeth. I don’t mind for a madness – I understand that is what is Snl.

The third story of Instagram that evening had crystallized Wood’s views on the issue. Apparently pointed to attention that agreed with his stance, Wood shared, “It was a sharp and funny skit until he took a sudden screaming into a 1970s misconception.”

“This summarizes my sight X,” Wood wrote over the screenshot.

During the sketch, Hamm, 54, portrayed Walton Goggins‘Rick as he played Robert F. Kennedy Jr.Sherman asked, “I’ve been getting these crazy ideas, like what if we pulled all the fluoride out of the drinking water? What would that do to people’s teeth?” Sherman responded, “Fluoride? What is that?”

(Health and Human Services Secretary Kennedy Jr., 71, has called for the end of community water fluoridation, per CBS News. The news outlet states that fluoride has been incorporated into public water supplies for decades to help prevent tooth decay.)

This is not the first time Wood has addressed the attention it gets as a result its teeth. During an interview with The Sunday Times.

Back in 2020, Wood also spoke to Stylist about them. “I would always be extremely confident when I went to theater auditions, but if it were a TV thing I would have been so shocked when I was called back,” he told the outlet at the time. “I thought sometimes, ‘Oh, some channel 4, I might have a chance there.’ Then sex education came on and I was like, ‘Well, what have I seen on Netflix? “