Jenna Ortega has been acting since she was 8 years old. Known for her roles on hit shows like hit Netflix series, "You," Disney Channel’s "Stuck in the Middle," and CW’s "Jane the Virgin," Ortega is ascending into new grounds as the star of the upcoming Netflix series, "Wednesday." Her role on "Stuck in the Middle," earned her a 2017 Young Artist Award for Best Performance in a TV Series. She can most recently be seen the independent feature "The Fallout," which just premiered at SXSW and won the Grand Jury Award. She has been receiving glowing reviews for her performance.

Her previous work includes films and television series such as "Richie Rich," "AwesomenessTV," "The Babysitter 2," "Insidious Chapter 2," "Iron Man 3," and the independent feature, "American Carnage," starring opposite Jorge Lendeborg.

In January 2021, Ortega published her first book, "It’s All Love," which sold out on Amazon in its first run. The book is a collection of Ortega’s own original quotes and affirmations, alongside intimate, personal stories about growing up Latina in Hollywood, working through depression, and her commitment to her faith, mental health, family and herself. As a Latina in Hollywood, Ortega is using her platform to advocate for young women and minorities. By playing different roles that respect and embrace her ethnicity, she hopes to inspire young women to embrace what makes them unique.

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