Shane Gillis Faces Fresh Shade From Ex-Girlfriend Over 'SNL' Joke
- During the October 10 episode of Saturday Night Live, host Shane Gillis drew criticism for joking that women at the gym dress 'like whores,' sparking immediate backlash from viewers and entertainers.
- Gillis previously faced firing from Saturday Night Live in 2019 after using anti-Asian slurs, though he rebuilt his career through stand-up and podcasts. Critics remain vocal about the 'MAGA-friendly' label trailing the Pennsylvania-native.
- Entertainers including Kathy Griffin, Dan Levy, and Jenna Bush Hager criticized the performance. Bush Hager stated, 'This perpetuates what is happening in our culture where people are commenting on women's looks ad nauseam … and it's not OK.'
- On Instagram, Shane Gillis's ex-girlfriend Grace Brassel appeared to address the controversy, sharing a workout video captioned, 'Super quick full body workout for my women at the gym!'
- Although Gillis has not publicly addressed the backlash, he later admitted on his podcast he 'could have done without' the joke. He continues to hold a Guinness world record for most tickets sold.
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Women Are Sharing Their Stories Of Creepy Men At The Gym After Shane Gillis' Sexist 'SNL' Joke
Women are pushing back online after Shane Gillis's opening monologue on Saturday Night Live, during which he made suggestive comments about interacting with a woman in the woods and also accused women of dressing "like wh*res" at the gym.While fellow comedians and SNL alums like Dan Levy have already spoken out about the tasteless bit, women have started a trend on TikTok, showing how they "dress like a wh*re" when leaving for the gym.TikToker M…
Commentary: As outrage over Shane Gillis' 'SNL' monologue has grown, one person has kept quiet
After three stints as guest host on 'Saturday Night Live,' Gillis' latest monologue was unsurprising, but the outcry hasn't abated; there's a reason why Lorne Michaels keeps inviting him back.
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