The White Lotus star Aimee Lou Wood wants to 'stop talking' about one unique feature of hers

A The White Lotus star is sick of people talking about one unique feature of hers.

While starring on The White Lotus season three, Aimee Lou Wood has gained attention online for her teeth, which have a noticeable front gap.

In a world of veneers taking over Hollywood, Wood's natural smile has fascinated many.

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But in a new interview, the star admitted she now wants to "stop f---ing talking about it."

"Can I talk about my character? Why am I talking about my gnashers? It's like now I'm just a pair of front teeth," she told The Sunday Times.

"I understand what it represents. People feel more confident about their imperfections.

"It does feel a bit weird that the thing I got bullied for is now the thing that everyone's, like, 'Woo!'" she admitted.

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"It's still the thing that's defining me."

Wood is currently on the third season of the wildly popular series, The White Lotus.

Before joining the American drama, Wood rose to fame on Netflix's Sex Education.

Last month, the star commented on the "lovely" reaction to her with her teeth during a TV appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show

"I can't believe the impact my teeth are having," she told the TV host.

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The star said it was a "real full-circle moment after being bullied for my teeth forever."

"Now people are clapping in an audience 'cause I've got these gnashers."

Several of Wood's The White Lotus co-stars, including Patrick Schwarzenegger, Leslie Bibb and Natasha Rothwell, were recently in Australia for the launch of Max.

Speaking to 9Honey Celebrity while in Sydney, Rothwell and Bibb opened up about how they both took on somewhat of a "mumma bear" role on set to the younger actors.

"I was coming up on sets where I was the only person of colour and no one was looking out for me," Rothwell said.

"I was able to succeed, but it was also just a very sort of stressful experience to feel lonely in that."

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