Aimee Lou Wood, known for her roles in Sex Education and The White Lotus, has drawn attention for reportedly liking a post mocking Gal Gadot’s acting. The post shared widely on Reddit, criticized Gadot’s performance in the Snow White remake. It quickly sparked speculation about whether Wood intended to throw shade or if the post was misrepresented.
Here’s what we know about the claim and the controversy surrounding it.
Did Aimee Lou Wood throw shade at Gal Gadot?
Aimee Lou Wood is facing online speculation after a Reddit post alleged she liked a video mocking Gal Gadot’s acting.
The video criticized Gadot’s performance. The post, which has since gone viral, included a screenshot suggesting Wood had liked the video on Instagram, though no such like is currently visible.
The Reddit thread titled “Aimee Lou Wood liked this post” in r/Fauxmoi drew attention to an Instagram video captioned “not even a single cell in gal gadot knows a thing about acting,” reportedly liked by Wood and over 112,000 others.
However, several users pointed out that the like could have been faked, noting that doctored images are common online and stressing the importance of verifying screenshots before drawing conclusions. “It’s kinda crazy that as a (very recent, mind you) celeb you can’t even like a post before people screenshot it and share it on masse,” one user commented.
Gal Gadot continues to face criticism for her role in the $270 million Disney remake of Snow White. The film has also drawn backlash for its “woke” reimagining. Production changes include scrapping traditional plot elements and reworking character portrayals. Reports claim Disney scaled back promotional efforts and moved the premiere to a remote location.
Aimee Lou Wood has not commented on the situation. She addressed feud rumors with White Lotus co-star Walton Goggins through a recent post. Despite reports they unfollowed each other, Wood shared fan art of their characters. She will reportedly reunite with Goggins for a work-related event in the coming weeks.
Originally reported by Anubhav Chaudhry on ComingSoon.net.
