Hollywood celebrities support ‘The White Lotus’ star Amy Lu Wood, ‘Pisces and Anaphni’ follows SNL’s parody
Amy Lu Wood, ‘The White Lotus’ star, criticized the skit on ‘Saturday Night Live’, who made fun of her teeth, suggesting that it was wrong. Many celebrities in the industry supported the actress after calling the prosthetic teeth as ‘mean and unfanning’.
What happened in the skit?
The skit was a parody of the famous series, where he he he US President Donald J. Trump and his colleagues were imagined, who spend time in the hotel after avoiding Washington, DC due to an increase in USA tariffs, saying dramatic exaggeration as ‘white lotus’. The 31 -year -old actress said that when everyone in the script was punched, she was dropped down. Additionally, he formed a series of Instagram stories while addressing his issues and approaches. While ‘SNL’ has apologized to him, he has not given any public statement.
Kara Delewingne said …
Kara Delewingne, ‘Kewal Murds in a Building’ actress, posted an Instagram story, “@aimeelwood you are amazing periods,” confirming the actress.
While the wood mentioned that he is not thin about his teeth, he felt that the joke was in a bad taste.
Jagger and Jamil said …
Replying the story of Kara, Jagger in Georgia said, “Agreed!
Jamila Jamil, ‘The Good Place’ actress, posted an article about SNL’s skit and defended Wood, “I hate it very much. It’s at least interesting or memorable thing about this magnificent actor. Our next Olivia Coleman. Helliter. He said, “We make fun of women assimilating, and then in any way with any alternative features in any way, whatever we have allowed from Bulls -T AI standard, as women, as women, to catch this world,” he said.
According to Zamid, Jamil posted another story on social media and said, “I also think she is very beautiful and loves her face very much and she does not want her to look different.”
In a scenario where beauty standards are often strictly defined, the support for Amy Lu Wood throws light on the importance of hugging personality and identifying the harmful effects of the body teasing in the entertainment industry.
