Aimee Lou Wooden Says SNL White Lotus Parody Was Imply

At one level, SNL solid member Sarah Sherman appeared as a personality that was very a lot made out to be within the guise of Aimee Lou Wooden.

When Jon Hamm-as-RFK Jr. made a reference to taking fluoride out of consuming water, Sarah’s character replied by enormous pretend tooth, “Fluoride? What’s that?”

Clearly, the gag was a transparent reference to Aimee’s tooth, a topic that she’s spoken about up to now. Unsurprisingly, she was not a fan of the portrayal.

Earlier at present, Aimee took to her IG story to dispel the notion that HBO ever known as her “ugly” within the casting course of — and whereas doing so, she identified that she thought the SNL parody was “imply and unfunny.”

She went on to categorize HBO as “form and supportive and by no means wronged me,” and SNL as “imply.”

“Such a disgrace, cuz I had such a good time watching it a pair weeks in the past,” she stated in one other slide. “Sure, take the piss for positive – however there have to be a cleverer, extra nuanced, much less low-cost method?”

She then reposted a commenter who stated that a lot of the sketch was political satire, however she was the one one who was primarily made enjoyable of for his or her seems to be regardless of having no political affiliation with anybody being parodied. “Right,” she replied.

One other commenter criticized Sarah’s accent work, and Aimee replied, “A minimum of get the accent proper severely. I respect accuracy even when it is imply.”

A number of hours later, Aimee posted that SNL provided “apologies” for the portrayal. So, there’s that I suppose!