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After calling the skit out of being “indicate” and “unfunny,” Wood took to Instagram to reveal that SNL apologized and that Sherman — who portrayed Wood with a British accent and a set of fake tooth — despatched her flowers following the debacle.

“Thanks for the enticing flowers @sarahsquirm,” Wood wrote over the image, which depicts an array of pastel-colored flowers.

After making headlines over the weekend for her preliminary response to Saturday Night time time Keep specializing in her pure tooth for its White Lotus parody that was in every other case all about President Trump’s administration, Aimee Lou Wood is standing company, and he or she’s obtained some supporters!

She moreover took a second to single out Sarah Sherman, the solid member who portrayed her character Chelsea inside the “White Potus” parody sketch, insisting that every one in all that’s “not [Sarah’s] fault,” together with, “not hating on her, hating on the thought.”

Throughout the “White Potus” sketch, the overwhelming majority of the buddies inside the sketch have been members of President Trump’s cabinet, employees, or family — along with shock returns from Beck Bennett, Alex Moffat, and Scarlett Johansson, as Vladimir Putin and Trump kids Eric and Ivanka.

That’s the reason it was possibly a bit jarring when Sherman confirmed up not as a political parody, nonetheless pretty as solely a deal with Wood’s character, with an outsized take care of her large, fake tooth.

Whereas she’s principally seen assist for taking a stand in opposition to the portrayal, Wood’s “closing factor” on the topic, which turned out to not be the very last item the least bit, acquired right here Sunday evening time as she argued she’s not “skinny skinned” and should take a joke, even at her expense.

Nonetheless this was fully completely different.

“I actually love being taken the piss out of when it’s clever and in good spirits,” she wrote. “Nonetheless the joke was about flouride. I’ve big gap tooth not unhealthy tooth. I don’t ideas caricature – I understand that’s what SNL is. Nonetheless the rest of the skit was punching up and I/Chelsea was the one one punched down on… Okay end of.”

Amongst fan supporters Wood shared to her Instagram Tales after her preliminary response to the sketch went viral, she shared phrases of reward and assist from fellow actress Jameela Jamil, who’s a longtime and outspoken advocate for women inside the commerce.

“I hate this rather a lot,” Jamil wrote. “It’s the least fascinating issue about this smart actor. Our subsequent Olivia Coleman. Hilarious, deep, weak, and relentlessly lovable.”

“We make pleasing of the assimilation of women,” she added, “after which mercilessly obsess over anyone with any barely numerous choices from irrespective of bulls–t AI customary we’ve acquired allowed, as women, to grab this world.”

In a follow-up reshare of her private publish, she added a model new caption, “I moreover suppose she’s so f–king pretty and love her face rather a lot and wouldn’t want her to look any fully completely different.”

Wood’s sister moreover jumped in to defend her well-known sibling, sharing a snap of the two of them collectively and saying her sister is “out proper right here personifying the phrase POWERHOUSE.”

“The admiration I’ve for this lady is nuts. Previous comprehension. JUST like my feels of deep animalistic protectiveness over her,” wrote Emily Wood. “The perfect big sister. My best human on the planet. Her authenticity and originality is incomparable. My God we’re truly madly blessed to experience life on Earth similtaneously her.”

Tori Allen-Martin, best recognized for her work in assorted British TV assortment like Unforgotten and London Kills, shared a strong message with photographer/director Rosaline Shahnavaz to her private IG tales that study it “blows my ideas in 2025 @aimeelouwood is THAT proficient and THAT pretty and nonetheless having to highschool grown ups on misogyny and bullying.”

“It’s crazy that after relentlessly stylish performances in EVERYTHING she touches there’s even a dialog about one thing to do alongside together with her (magnificient, nonetheless regardless…) look EVER,” the observe continued. “It blows my ideas.”

“Nonetheless in true testament to her pretty character she’s handled all of it like a boss,” the shared assertion concluded. “@aimeelouwood – you may be magic, you may be an alchemist, I salute you. I’m sorry you’ve got wanted to care for this. You might be unimaginable.”

As Monday progressed, Wood saved sharing further supportive suggestions she was receiving, along with one fan who wrote, “Truly lame from @nbcsnl to make a political skit then randomly take care of one specific individual’s look. And now … it’s all about appears to be. Change the report, it’s boring.”

Wood pulled up a final comment that she talked about “sums up my view.” It study merely, “It was a sharp and humorous skit until it the entire sudden took a screeching flip into 1970’s misogyny.”

As part of a thread on her Instagram Tales over the weekend the place she was talking overtly about her insecurities about her look, Wood weighed in on the controversial second, writing, “Nonetheless whereas in honest mode – I did uncover the SNL issue indicate and unfunny xo.”

Acknowledging she was even feeling insecure about saying this rather a lot, the actress added an extra caption to the selfie slide, “(Felt righteous might delete later x).”

“So, to conclude in the mean time’s rant: @hbo – type and supportive and not at all wronged me so go away them alone @nbcsnl – indicate,” she added in a follow-up slide.

As messages of assist started pouring in, Wood commented, “Such a shame cuz I had such a very good time watching it a pair weeks up to now. Certain, take the piss for constructive – -that’s what the current is about – nonetheless there ought to be a cleverer, further nuanced, a lot much less low value strategy?”

“On a constructive observe, everybody appears to be agreeing with me about it so I’m glad I discussed one factor instead of entering into on myself,” she added in a single different slide.

Wood returned hours later to share that she’d by this degree acquired “THOUSANDS of messages in settlement with me posting that,” together with that she’s “Glad I discussed one factor.”

One fan well-known in a comment Wood shared to her Tales, “Everyone else in that parody was a political decide who was being mocked. The one character who wasn’t political was Chelsea, and they also have been clearly merely taking the piss out of your look/accent, which is awfully c—y and uncalled for!”

Lastly, after chronicling her concepts and sharing further fan suggestions, Wood revealed in a final slide with an exaggerated emphasis on her eyes and mouth, “I’ve had apologies from SNL.”

It’s not the first time Wood has spoken out about this take care of her pure tooth, with even the constructive suggestions usually being an extreme quantity of — when it begins to actually really feel that’s all anyone is talking about (or parodying).

“It makes me truly blissful that it’s symbolising insurgent and freedom, nonetheless there’s a limit,” she suggested GQ Hype these days. “All the dialog is sort of my tooth, and it makes me a bit sad on account of I’m not getting to discuss my work.”

“They suppose it’s good on account of they’re not criticising,” Wood continued. “And, I’ve to go there … I don’t know if it was an individual, would we be talking about it this rather a lot? It’s nonetheless occurring a few lady’s look.”

You presumably can catch the full sketch in our rankings from closing evening time’s SNL beneath: