
Jenna Ortega And Gwendoline Christie Opened Up About Feeling Like Outcasts And …
We sat down with the stars in Sydney, where they revealed how being outsiders shaped them.
Sydney, Australia – Actress Jenna Ortega, widely recognized for her portrayal of Wednesday Addams, recently opened up about her personal journey with feeling like an outcast and her quest for community. In an interview with BuzzFeedOz, Ortega shared insights into how her early entry into the entertainment industry shaped her social experiences. "I think I've always had a hard time relating to people, or there's a lot of preconceived ideas or notions about the way that I lead my life," Ortega stated, reflecting on the challenges of navigating public perception at a young age. She described a sense of living "two lives" and missing out on certain aspects of a typical upbringing, acknowledging, "I missed out on a lot, wasn't aware of a lot." However, the actress expressed optimism about her recent experiences. "I would say in like the last couple of years I've actually started hanging out with people or met people who shared similar interests with me, which was very exciting," she revealed. Ortega highlighted the positive impact of finding genuine connections, adding, "It's been really exciting finding a sense of community now." Her candid reflections draw parallels to her character Wednesday Addams, who often struggles with fitting into conventional social structures. Ortega's comments offer a relatable perspective on the universal experience of seeking belonging and authentic connections, even amidst a high-profile career.
We sat down with the stars in Sydney, where they revealed how being outsiders shaped them.