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Ortega’s early career began with family-friendly roles, including
Jane the Virgin (2014–2019), where she played a young Jane Villanueva. But it was her turn as Wednesday Addams in Netflix’s
Wednesday (2022) that catapulted her to global fame. Her deadpan wit, precise physicality, and ability to blend darkness with dry humor made the role iconic, ea
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Beyond her breakout role, Ortega leans into diverse, challenging projects. She starred in 2022’s X, a gritty horror film, and 2023’s Scream VI, proving her mastery of the genre. She also uses her platform to highlight Latina stories—her 2021 film The Fallout explored trauma with nuance, while she often speaks about representation, noting, “I want young Latinas to see themselves in roles that aren’t just stereotypes.”
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Proud of her Mexican and Puerto Rican heritage, Ortega incorporates her background into her work. She’s fluent in Spanish and has expressed interest in starring in Spanish-language films, aiming to bridge cultural gaps. Off-screen, her bold fashion choices—mixing edgy and elegant—have made her a style icon, reflecting her fearless on-screen persona.
With Wednesday Season 2 in the works and a role in the Beetlejuice sequel, Ortega shows no signs of slowing down. Directors praise her professionalism; co-stars highlight her ability to elevate every scene. From Coachella Valley to red carpets, she’s not just a star—she’s a trailblazer, proving that talent and authenticity can redefine success.
