Featured in Beetlejuice 2 at the cinema on September 11, Jenna Ortega confided in a traumatic moment of her adolescence. Present on Instagram, she is however absent from X – formerly Twitter – after having received pornographic photos of herself generated by AI. The star of Wednesday did not hesitate to give more details on this terrible episode.
In just a few years, she has become an essential face on the small and big screen. Revealed at the age of 10 in Jane the Virgin before landing at the giant Netflix, from season 2 of Youthen obviously in Wednesday, Jenna Ortega is now constantly at the center of attention.
At the star of Wednesday et Beetlejuice 2 left twitter
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Star of a bloody clip released on August 23, in which she pays homage to classics like Death becomes you, with Sabrina Carpenterthe Californian is also in the spotlight for her cinema news. And for good reason, while season 2 of Wednesday will not see the light of day before 2025, the actress has not taken a vacation since she will soon be at the top of the bill for one of the most anticipated films of the year: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice !
Heroine of This sequel, also signed by Tim Burton, will be released in France on September 11after a preview presentation at the 2024 Venice Film Festival, Jenna Ortega will play Lydia’s daughter. And if she gives the reply to Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder, Catherine O’Hara ou encore Monica Bellucci, the 21-year-old actress who definitely doesn’t mince her words has just made headlines for a completely different reason. Interviewed on the podcast The Interview of New York Timesshe came back to a traumatic episode from his adolescence.
Jenna Ortega Received Child Porn Photos…Generated by AI
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A few years ago, Jenna Ortega has indeed been forced to delete her X account – formerly Twitter – following a shocking experience, to say the least. The actress received images of her as a child generated by artificial intelligence to make them pornographic. That’s not all, because she was also confronted with photos of strangers showing their genitals. I opened the message, I was 12 years old (…) and it was just the beginning” she says. Abject events that marked her and pushed her to leave the social network three years ago.
« Did I enjoy being 14, creating a Twitter account, and receiving explicit content edited of me as a child? No. It’s terrifying and unhealthy.explains Jenna Ortega. It was disgusting, and It made me feel bad. It made me feel uncomfortable. Anyway, that’s why I deleted it, because I couldn’t say anything without seeing something like that.«
Mathilde Fontaine
Editor-in-Chief – Journalist
Editor-in-chief of Serieously, Mathilde is always on the lookout for a cinema release or a new series, without forgetting to watch classics from the big and small screen on repeat.
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