In a surprising twist, Aimee Lou Wood, best known for her role in the hit series 'White Lotus,' has voiced her dissatisfaction with a recent impersonation of her on 'Saturday Night Live.'

The sketch, which many viewers found to be more cringe-worthy than comedic, has raised eyebrows and prompted Wood to share her thoughts on social media.

"I don't mind a good joke, but when it crosses the line into mean-spiritedness, it stops being funny," Wood stated, clearly addressing the tone of the impersonation.

Fans of Wood have rallied around her, echoing her sentiments and emphasizing the importance of humor that uplifts rather than puts others down. This controversy highlights a growing awareness in the entertainment industry about the nuances of comedy and its impact on individuals.

Wood’s candid response has sparked discussions about the responsibilities of comedians and shows when it comes to portrayal, especially of real-life figures.

As the conversation around comedy continues to evolve, many are left wondering: where should we draw the line in pursuit of laughter?