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Jenna Ortega Says She’ll Be “Off TV For Awhile” After ‘Wednesday’ Ends

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Ortega gets candid about her acting plants after the hit Netflix series is finished.

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Jenna Ortega Says She’ll Be “Off TV For Awhile” After ‘Wednesday’ Ends
James Hibberd · 10/22/2026, 4:00:59 PM
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