‘SNL’ actor confesses to pulling down the pants of a 6-year-old boy in a viral video

Chloe Fineman Faces Backlash for Camp Counselor Admission

Chloe Fineman, known for her role on “Saturday Night Live,” has come under fire after she shared a controversial story in a Vanity Fair video game show clip. In it, she revealed that she was let go from her position as a camp counselor for a prank involving a six-year-old boy.

She recounted the incident: “I made him wear pants when he wasn’t, and a big school bus drove by,” explaining that the boy was just “six years old.” Other cast members seemed shocked as she continued, highlighting the context of the time. “He was like, ‘Can I hug you?'” She said, recalling how when she leaned down to hug him, he attempted to lift her shirt. “So I thought, I’ll get my revenge. I pointed and said, ‘Hey, Ollie, look over there! It’s a hawk!’ and pulled down his pants. He didn’t have any underwear on, and his little squeals were…”

Despite Vanity Fair later revising certain elements of Fineman’s statements—like her reference to the boy’s age and her use of the term “ding-a-ring”—the clip itself remains unedited. Sarah Gonzalez recently aired this unedited video on her program, “Sara Gonzalez Unfiltered,” providing her take on the matter.

Gonzalez expressed her disbelief: “When Chloe admitted to sexually assaulting children, I thought I was losing it,” she remarked, criticizing the perceived shift in “SNL” from genuine humor to political agendas. “It wasn’t a ‘different time’ then. Back then, a camp counselor couldn’t just blame a six-year-old.”

Gonzalez highlighted the lack of response from those on the left regarding Fineman’s alarming comments. “There’s been no mention of this. The same folks who demand action against child predators seem silent about this admission. It’s absurd,” she argued, questioning whether Fineman would face termination from “SNL” or if the show would continue to work alongside those she deemed as “predators.” “Maybe it’s a reflection of the left lacking morals and principles, using what they believe in only against others,” she contemplated.