Gracie Abrams shares exciting news after Asia tour success

Gracie Abrams took to Instagram to share exciting news with her fans after the immense success of her The Secret of Us Tour in Asia. Reflecting on the incredible concerts, she wrote, "Asia tour rocked. Thank you allllllllllllll for every night of it."

The Call Me When You Break Up singer then teased her upcoming shows, saying, "NZ and Australia, we’ll see you in basically five seconds [heart arrow emoji]."

Alongside her heartfelt caption, Gracie posted a carousel of photos showcasing her time in Asia, including electrifying concert moments, local markets, tourist spots, and even some delicious Asian cuisine.

After wrapping up the Asia leg of her tour in Bangkok, Thailand, on April 19, Gracie will head to New Zealand, where she’ll perform in Auckland on April 29. Following her New Zealand shows, she will head to Australia for a series of performances, with three shows in Sydney, two in Brisbane, three in Melbourne, one in Adelaide, and two in Perth, running from May 2 to 17.

Aimee Lou Wood suggested her portrayal on the sketch show was misogynistic

 The White Lotus star Aimee Lou Wood has criticized a recent Saturday Night Live (SNL) sketch that parodied her with exaggerated prosthetic teeth, calling it "mean and unfunny."

The British actress accused the long-running U.S. comedy show of "punching down" and implied the sketch had misogynistic undertones.

In a series of Instagram posts, the 31-year-old said she’s open to being the butt of a joke “when it’s clever and in good spirits,” but felt the segment lacked sophistication, adding there must be “a more nuanced, less cheap” way to do comedy.

Wood later revealed that she received apologies from SNL following her comments. The BBC has reached out to the show’s network, NBC, for a statement.