"White lotos" On Sunday, she took to social media on Sunday morning to express disappointment over the sliding that underlined her character Chelsea, originally presented in the HBO series.

Segment, which was broadcast on Saturday evening, was a pre-cut parody that focus on Donald Trump And his team, but also represented by comedian Sarah Sherman who performs an excessive impression of wood, along with a thick accent and big false teeth.

"Fluord? What is it?" Sherman asked in the sketch, while donated a distorted version of the tree on the screen.

Wood replied to her stories about Instagram, writing, "I found a thing" SNL "meant and unusable Xo. (They felt righteous, I can delete later)."

She followed another post, saying, "Such ashamed because I had such a great time watching a few weeks ago."

Recognition of the emission for satire, "Sex Education" clarified "Yes, take the P-SS for sure, it is about what is shown, but must be smart, nuanced, less cheaper"?

Wood also took time to deal with separate rumors that someone called her "ugly," he turned it off firmly.

"Nobody called me ugly !!" " She wrote, adding that "white lotus" Creator Mike White was her biggest fan.

After her posts, Aimee Lou Wood revealed that "SNL" also pulled out and apologized for the sketch.

The incident comes only days after the wood is opening Sunday About her frustrations with how much attention, her teeth have gathered during her career.

"It's, like, cool, and now I want to stop talking about it," she said in an interview 5. April. "Can I talk about my character? Why am I talking about my Gashers? It's like just a couple of front teeth."

The actress "White Lotus" explained that even though he understands why people consider empowerment in the acceptance of physical imperfections, she continues to adjust to define them. "He feels a little weird that the thing I harassed for now is a thing that is all, like, 'Woo!'" She said. "It still defines me."

In the February interview with "On request for fun", " The star "white lotus" found that she never imagined that land roles in the American entertainment industry.

"I just don't think I don't look very American. As well," she admitted. "It's teeth. I like it, no Americans have teeth."

Wood continued to say that many American actors with characteristic smiles often eventually receive veneers, in line with the beauties of the industry. Her decision to keep his natural teeth, however, now is part of what he allocated, and what the audience came to love for her.