In a candid discussion about her love life, American actress Jenna Ortega opens up about why she might not be involved with anyone anytime soon.
Ortega admitted that she is currently single and that her relationship status is unlikely to change soon due to her intense focus on her career.
She said that she was uncomfortable with the need to be vulnerable in order to maintain a romantic relationship.
Read on for more details.
Jenna Ortega Reveals Why She’s Not Interested In Dating
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The “Jane the Virgin” star recently revealed that she is single during a conversation with Dax Shepard on The Armchair Expert Podcastafter which he continued by explaining why he was not interested in making love at the moment.
Before revealing that she had been in a relationship before, Ortega, 20, said she was pretty nonchalant about it.
“I hardly find myself interested,” he said, per E! News. “But I think a big part of it is self-esteem. Like, I don’t think I’m ready to be that vulnerable or trust someone.”
She shared that she was in a previous relationship with an unnamed individual but ended things when things got “too busy.”
The actor admitted that the conflict in his previous relationship had nothing to do with his ex but that he could not balance it with the demands of his career.
He Just Focused On Work
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The “Scream VI” star went on to reveal that her work is now the only thing that gets her full attention. Ortega’s concentration seems to be paying off, as “Wednesday” enjoyed an enviable reception, becoming the second most popular English-language series on Netflix to date.
“If there’s one thing I’m going to focus on, that maybe something I need to change, it’s going to be my work,” he said.
According to the young actress, taking care of her personal needs can sometimes be daunting as she puts most of her focus on her work. For this reason, he considers adding a relationship unnecessary, calling it “unfair.”
Jenna Ortega Talks About ‘Unprofessional’ Behavior On ‘Wednesday’
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Elsewhere in chat with Dax Shepard at The Armchair Expert Podcast, the “Wednesday” star shared that she changed a few lines during the filming of the film. Ortega said that he was “unprofessional” in changing the lines, stating that he did it because he was “very protective” of his character.
“I don’t think I’ve ever had to set foot on set like I had to on ‘Wednesday’ because it’s so easy to fall into that category, especially with this type of show,” the actor said. tell the host, per Insider.
“Everything he does, everything I have to play, doesn’t make sense for his character at all,” he added. “He’s in a ridiculous love triangle. There’s a line about this dress she has to wear to the school dance, and she’s like, ‘Oh my God, I love it! I can’t believe I said that. I really hate myself.’ And I had to go, ‘No, no way.'”
The Golden Globe nominee also revealed she had to put up with storylines she didn’t agree with just so the show would maintain an “emotional arc.”
“I became very, very protective of him, but you can’t carry a story and not have an emotional arc because it’s boring and nobody likes you,” Ortega said.
Jenna Ortega Doesn’t Look ‘Wednesday’ Like Fans
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Although “Wednesday” has risen to critical acclaim, Ortega shared that the series was not the “proudest moment” of his career. Having stated that she doesn’t watch her work, the actress says there isn’t a scene that makes her go home convinced that it’s a good scene.
“Now many people know me from there. It wasn’t my proudest moment internally, which, I think, also added an extra level of insecurity and stress,” she said.
He later revealed that the award recognition he was nominated for because of the show’s success meant nothing to him.
“My brain just ignored it,” he said referring to the award nomination. “Oh, common people must be so easy to please. People are sending content so fast, and the fact that we’re actually sitting down and spending a lot of time on that, I think, will naturally enhance or maybe make the show more interesting to the audience.
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