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While speaking about her experience in Hollywood, Ortega also acknowledged the “debate and discourse about what it means to truly be Latina.” She feels somewhat embarrassed that she doesn't speak fluent Spanish, adding, “I wasn't born in a Spanish-speaking country, I haven't spent a lot of time in Mexico and I've never ...

“I was vegan for a really long time,” the actress told Wired. “But I stopped being vegan when I went to Romania to shoot Wednesday.” “The food is very different there and I don't think that I was meeting my nutrition requirements so I started eating fish again. So I'm currently pescatarian,” she revealed.

Jenna was born in 2002, and her younger twin siblings Aliyah and Markus were born in 2004.

Jenna Ortega is one of TikTok's biggest stars. But you won't catch her using the app. Ahead of Tuesday's Golden Globe Awards, the 20-year-old actor revealed that she “can't be on” the Gen Z-facing platform and doesn't make a habit of scrolling through videos re-creating her viral “Wednesday” dance.

Her mother attempted to distract her with activities, including soccer and school. Ortega almost quit pursuing acting to participate in the former. Her mother later bought her a monologue book and posted a video of nine-year-old Ortega performing. A casting director watched the video and signed her to an agency.

Jenna herself does not have tattoos, however, she is the inspiration behind a lot of them! Her character, Wednesday Addams, on the Netflix series Wednesday is one of the most beloved characters in television, leading many fans to getting their own ink of the icon on their bodies.

Furthermore, Gough and Millar established the show's version of Wednesday as being of Mexican descent in a clip that depicts her telling her friends her family has an alter in the living from for "a year-long Día de los Muertos."

Ortega's maternal great-grandmother was an undocumented immigrant from Sinaloa, Mexico, and her maternal grandfather was from Puerto Rico. Ortega grew up in La Quinta, California. From the age of six, she wanted to act; for three years, she begged her mother to let her pursue a career.