Jenna Ortega talks about Wednesday Season 2

Jenna Ortega, a successful American actress who rose to fame with the Wednesday series, has opened up about season 2 of Wednesday.

Jenna Ortega, the show's leading lady, extensively spoke about Wednesday season 2. She talked about major updates on the genre of Season 2. She confirmed that season 2 contains horror elements.

In an interview with Variety, the Wednesday actress stated, “We have decided that we want to lean into the horror aspect of the show a little bit more. Because it is so light-hearted, and a show like this with vampires and werewolves and superpowers, you don’t want to take yourself too seriously.” She said that season 2 ditched the idea of a love interest.

In March this year, she confirmed the second season of Wednesday. She said that the series would focus more on horror and less on romance.

In a Saturday Night Live episode, she said that the character of Wednesday Addams would be an individual going forward in the second season of the series.

The actress played the role of Wednesday Addams in the comedy horror series ‘Wednesday’. The story of the first season revolved around local mysteries and the supernatural world at Nevermore Academy.

The cast of Wednesday included Gwendoline Christie, Jamie McShane, Percy Hynes White, Joy Sunday, Hunter Doohan, Emma Myers, Naomi J. Ogawa and Moosa Mostafa. It was released in November 2022 and became the second most popular English-language series with over 400 million hours in just a week of its release.

In January 2023, Netflix said, “It’s official: Wednesday Season 2 is coming.” However, it did not reveal the release date of the series.

Jenna earned immense popularity for playing the role of Wednesday Addams in the 2022-released Netflix show, Wednesday. She also gained social media followers on Instagram and other platforms.

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