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‘Obsession’ star Inde Navarrette takes savage swipe at Shane Gillis during ‘SNL’ monologue

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Rogers, C. (2026, November 1). ‘Obsession’ star Inde Navarrette takes savage swipe at Shane Gillis during ‘SNL’ monologue. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/11/01/entertainment/obsession-star-inde-navarrette-takes-savage-swipe-at-shane-gillis-during-snl-monologue/

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New York Post · collected 2026-11-01 · by Chris Rogers

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During a recent episode of "Saturday Night Live," Inde Navarrette, 25, mocked Shane Gillis for his controversial comments about women's workout attire during an earlier monologue. While discussing her fitness regimen ahead of her role in a Marvel movie, Navarrette referenced Gillis' joke that women dressing provocatively at the gym made them look like "whores." The article also mentions that Navarrette’s appearance on the show included tying up her boyfriend Nick Aiello for comedic effect and featured Gracie Abrams as the musical guest.
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On Saturday's episode of NBC's "Saturday Night Live," Inde Navarrette, a 25-year-old actress known for her role in the film "Obsession" and set to appear in a Marvel movie, took aim at Shane Gillis during her monologue. Earlier, on October 10th, Gillis had sparked controversy with remarks mocking women's revealing workout attire, calling them "whores," which drew criticism from various celebrities including Dan Levy. During her appearance, Navarrette referenced this incident by jokingly describing herself as wearing a "little whore outfit" for workouts to get fit for Marvel, drawing applause from the audience and a humorous gag scene with her boyfriend Nick Aiello in the audience, tied up and gagged.

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Gillis PERSON · 4× Marvel ORG · 3× Navarrette PERSON · 3× Cecily Strong PERSON · 1× Dan Levy PERSON · 1× Ego Nwodim PERSON · 1× Instagram ORG · 1× Levy PERSON · 1× NBC ORG · 1× Nikki PERSON · 1×

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The actress insisted she was nothing like her on-screen counterpart, pointing to her seemingly laid-back relationship with boyfriend Nick Aiello. However, when the camera cut to Aiello in the audience, he was hilariously shown tied up and gagged.
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🔮 He went on to poke fun at women wearing tight-fitting shorts at the gym and complained about being discouraged from staring at them, particularly when they might be filming themselves for social media.

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The “Obsession” star, 25, mocked the comedian while discussing her workout routine ahead of her upcoming Marvel role during Saturday’s episode of the NBC sketch comedy show. asserted
star → mock → show
“I can’t believe I’m saying this, but I’m going to be in a Marvel movie,” Navarrette told the audience. asserted
Navarrette → believe → audience
“And I know it’s really important for Marvel that you get really fit, so I’ve been working out a lot,” she continued. asserted
she → know → Marvel
“So, every morning I put on my little whore outfit and I hit the gym,” the actress quipped, drawing applause from the audience. asserted
actress → put → audience
The remark was a clear reference to Gillis’ own “SNL” monologue on Oct. 10, during which he sparked backlash for making crude comments about women’s revealing workout clothes. asserted
he → spark → clothes
“Also, I haven’t been to the gym in so long I didn’t know women just dress like whores now?” Gillis, 38, joked at the time. asserted
Gillis → know → time
He went on to poke fun at women wearing tight-fitting shorts at the gym and complained about being discouraged from staring at them, particularly when they might be filming themselves for social media. uncertain
they → go → media
Gillis’ remarks drew criticism from several celebrities, including “Schitt’s Creek” star Dan Levy, who slammed the comedian in an Instagram video. asserted
who → draw → video
“Women wearing short shorts at the gym does not make them whores,” Levy said. asserted
Levy → wear → gym
“It makes the men calling them whores misogynists.” asserted
men → make → them
Former “SNL” cast members Ego Nwodim and Cecily Strong also criticized the controversial bit. asserted
members → criticize → bit
Elsewhere in her monologue, Navarrette joked about the similarities between herself and her character Nikki in “Obsession.” asserted
Navarrette → joke → Obsession
The actress insisted she was nothing like her on-screen counterpart, pointing to her seemingly laid-back relationship with boyfriend Nick Aiello. However, when the camera cut to Aiello in the audience, he was hilariously shown tied up and gagged. asserted
he → insist → audience
Navarrette, who is set to play Rogue in an upcoming “X-Men” movie, made her “SNL” hosting debut during the Halloween episode, which featured Gracie Abrams as the musical guest. asserted
which → set → guest
A rep for Gillis didn’t immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment. asserted
rep → respond → comment
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