When a clip from a Vanity Fair interview surfaced, it quickly turned into a storm of criticism for Saturday Night Live (SNL) star Chloe Fineman. The 37‑year‑old, who has become a fan favorite for her sharp impressions and quick wit, was asked to recount a childhood incident that she claimed led to her being fired from a summer camp. The story, which involved a 6‑year‑old boy and an act that many viewers found deeply troubling, sparked a wave of backlash and forced the magazine to edit the original footage.
From SNL to the Spotlight
Fineman joined the SNL cast in 2021, quickly earning praise for her versatility. Her ability to mimic a wide range of personalities—from political figures to pop stars—has made her a staple of the show’s sketch lineup. Outside of television, she has appeared in a handful of films and has become a frequent guest on late‑night talk shows. The Vanity Fair interview, filmed in March, was part of a series titled “SNL Cast Test How Well They Know Each Other,” where the cast shared personal anecdotes and tested each other’s memory.
The Controversial Clip
The video begins with Fineman asking her fellow cast members—Mikey Day, Sarah Sherman, Ashley Padilla, Jane Wickline, and James Austin Johnson—whether they knew what job she had been fired from at the age of 16. The comedians offered a range of guesses, from a restaurant to a retail position, and even suggested that she
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