'SNL' Star Demonstrates Impression That 'Devastated' Harry Styles
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Chloe Fineman revealed one of her weakest celebrity impersonations while attending last week's big "SNL50" bash.
Chloe Fineman may be a master impersonator, but there are some celebrities she just can’t seem to capture.
The “Saturday Night Live” regular got honest about her worst impression while talking to “Chicken Shop Date” comic Amelia Dimoldenberg on the red carpet ahead of the star-studded “SNL50” special last weekend.
Fineman admitted her take on Harry Styles “is really bad” while practicing her British accent with the English YouTube star.
Apparently, the “As It Was” singer got to witness the comedian’s parody of him first hand — and he was not impressed.
“I did it and he was at the table, and was so devastated by how bad it was,” Fineman told Dimoldenberg.
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