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Jenna Ortega took an acting break after Wednesday: 'Room for new things'

Jenna Ortega took an acting break after Wednesday: 'Room for new things'

Actress Jenna Ortega intends to take a hiatus from television projects after working in the industry since childhood to focus on new experiences. In addition to her professional break, she is consciously reducing her reliance on technology and social media for personal well-being.

American actress Jenna Ortega has announced her intention to take a break from television work following the conclusion of her commitments to the series Wednesday. After a career that began at age nine with roles in Jane the Virgin and Stuck in the Middle, Ortega expressed a desire to pursue new professional challenges and step away from the constant cycle of television production. She plans to focus on different aspects of her life and career, noting that she wants to find what naturally comes next for her.

Beyond her acting career, Ortega is actively distancing herself from modern technology and social media. She recently chose not to repair her broken phone, describing the experience of living without digital constant connectivity as a liberating lifestyle change. She has been critical of the prevalence of artificial intelligence content online and believes that individuals spend too much time observing themselves through digital platforms. Instead, she is embracing a more analog approach to her daily routines.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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