US EditionSNL's Sarah Sherman Breaks Silence on Aimee Lou Wood Impersonation Backlash
- SNL cast member Sarah Sherman responded to backlash after her April 12 sketch parodying Aimee Lou Wood aired in the United States.
- The controversy arose after Wood criticized the sketch on Instagram as mean, cheap, and lacking nuance in portraying her character Chelsea.
- Sherman wore exaggerated fake teeth and expressed excitement about playing Wood’s iconic character while emphasizing she never intended to cause harm.
- Sherman expressed that she never intended to upset anyone and feels awful for causing offense, also mentioning that she sent flowers to Wood as a gesture of apology.
- The exchange highlights the challenge for rapid satire like SNL to balance humor with sensitivity amid ongoing cultural conversations.
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“Saturday Night Live” Star Sarah Sherman Said She “Obviously” Didn’t Mean To Hurt Aimee Lou Wood’s Feelings With That Divisive “White Lotus” Sketch
“Being in conversation with everything popular culture, there’s such a danger there,” Sarah said while reflecting on her offensive portrayal of Aimee’s “White Lotus” character.View Entire Post ›
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