Within the “White Potus” sketch, the vast majority of the friends within the sketch had been members of President Trump’s cupboard, employees, or household — together with shock returns from Beck Bennett, Alex Moffat, and Scarlett Johansson, as Vladimir Putin and Trump children Eric and Ivanka.

That is why it was maybe a bit jarring when Sarah Sherman confirmed up not as a political parody, however quite as only a tackle Aimee Lou Wooden’s character Chelsea, with an outsized give attention to her enamel, and a horrible accent.

As a part of a thread on her Instagram Tales over the weekend the place she was speaking brazenly about her insecurities about her look, Wooden weighed in on the controversial second, writing, “However while in sincere mode – I did discover the SNL factor imply and unfunny xo.”

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

“So, to conclude at the moment’s rant: @hbo – variety and supportive and by no means wronged me so go away them alone @nbcsnl – imply,” she added in a follow-up slide.

As messages of assist began pouring in, Wooden commented, “Such a disgrace cuz I had such a good time watching it a pair weeks in the past. Sure, take the piss for positive – -that’s what the present is about – however there have to be a cleverer, extra nuanced, much less low cost method?”

“On a optimistic word, everyone seems to be agreeing with me about it so I am glad I mentioned one thing as an alternative of getting into on myself,” she added in one other slide.

Wooden returned hours later to share that she’d by this level obtained “THOUSANDS of messages in settlement with me posting that,” including that she’s “Glad I mentioned one thing.”

One fan famous in a remark Wooden shared to her Tales, “Everybody else in that parody was a political determine who was being mocked. The one character who wasn’t political was Chelsea, they usually had been clearly simply taking the piss out of your look/accent, which is extraordinarily c—y and uncalled for!”

One other fan wrote, “It was imply and unfunny and saying it out loud removes their energy,” sharing how Wooden’s pure magnificence helps them to really feel extra assured with their very own look.

A 3rd shared remark echoed the sentiment that everybody else was a politician aside from Wooden, writing, “Like howdy? Is that this highschool? U deserve higher babe.”

Lastly, after chronicling her ideas and sharing fan feedback, Wooden revealed in a ultimate slide with an exaggerated emphasis on her eyes and mouth, “I’ve had apologies from SNL.”

It isn’t the primary time Wooden has spoken out about this give attention to her pure enamel, with even the optimistic feedback typically being an excessive amount of — when it begins to really feel that is all anybody is speaking about (or parodying).

“It makes me actually comfortable that it’s symbolising revolt and freedom, however there’s a restrict,” she instructed GQ Hype lately. “The entire dialog is nearly my enamel, and it makes me a bit unhappy as a result of I am not getting to speak about my work.”

“They suppose it’s good as a result of they’re not criticising,” Wooden continued. “And, I’ve to go there … I don’t know if it was a person, would we be speaking about it this a lot? It’s nonetheless happening a couple of lady’s look.”

You may catch the complete sketch in our rankings from final evening’s SNL beneath: