Jenna Ortega He finally tells the truth about what it really was to grow up in Hollywood.

During the recent interview, "Wednesday" stars admitted that he was behind the glory, her childhood was filled with the fighting that she left her unheard of, excessive and even insecure sometimes.

From an endless disney schedule for harassment and images that target her as a teenager, Ortega faced battles that a young girl should not endure.

Now 22, he finally opens about scars and strength that those years were given.

During the interview with the magazine, the actress shared their experiences as a child in the center of attention.

She explained that she often felt ignored and dismissed in her career before.

Being young and open as a woman, she explained Ortega, many many many accepted, leaving her with painful memory that no voice.

"I always knew what it was that he had no voice, and that horror. I don't want to be in that situation again," she shared. "But for me, it is only to ensure that I use my voice on the most admirable, more efficient and possible way."

Jenna Ortega further admitted that she fought for most of her career with expressing himself and did not even realize she was capable of doing so.

Looking back on his younger years, she found that her lack of experience in the industry, combined with some challenging professional situations, left a feeling closed and insecure.

"I shuddered and became very insecure about my place," the young star said.

She emphasized that creative spaces work best when they are collaborative, noting that the strongest results often appear when ideas are open and shaped with "collective vision", not one voice.

Thinking about how her growing fame shaped her personal life, Ortega admitted that she had influenced the way she was in public.

She explained that the shift made her more cautious about how she expressed himself.

"I used to be a very extroverted child, but I became booked," she shared, clarifying that it was not a negative change, but a simple question of choosing her words more carefully.

The actress "Miller's girlfriend" is also intentional in terms of his cultural roots, especially when it comes to her Latin heritage.

Ortega explained that growing up in Indio Spanish community shaped who today and remains central in her feel for himself.

Speaking at the exit, she described her upbringing as "the basic part of the (her) identity", adding, "I think, I don't think these kinds of things disappear or change. It's just what I know."

While Jenna Ortega continues to move in a career in the center of attention, fans count down on the Prime Minister from the 3rd. September "Wednesday" Season 2.

Although the singer did not appear on the screen, her voice went through the last minute of the video, whispering warning on Wednesday Addams, who plays Ortega, "Be careful. There will be a price to pay."

The persecution line immediately had fans repeating teaser and the floods of social media with reactions. Gaga is set to play Rosaline Rotwood, a new teacher at Nevermore Academy, which seems to bring even more mysteries on Wednesday.

The trailer also shocked the spectators with the spiritual return of the main Weem, played by Gwendoline Christie, which appears as Wednesday.