“She kinda sucked”- Jenna Ortega Dumps on the Weeknd’s Favorite Role of Her, and Its Definitely Not Wednesday

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Hollywood’s reigning scream queen, Jenna Ortega, best known for her breakthrough role as Wednesday Addams, had fans bracing for The Weeknd to name that iconic character as his favorite. However, musical maestro Abel Tesfaye surprised everyone by choosing a completely different role,

and Ortega’s hilarious, brutally honest reaction stole the spotlight, revealing a fresh, fearless side beyond her macabre reputation.

As The Weeknd gushed over what he thought was her standout role

, Jenna Ortega sliced

through the flattery with her signature deadpan charm.

Jenna Ortega roasts her role while The Weeknd cheers her on

During their playfully unfiltered GOAT Talk

interview, Jenna Ortega

pulled zero punches discussing The Weeknd’s favorite performance of hers in the slasher flick X

.

With refreshing celebrity blasphemy, she dubbed her character “annoying

” and “wishy-washy

” adding, “was going to say I liked her because she kind of sucked

,” while recounting how hilariously awkward filming her death scene had been. This gloriously unvarnished moment of self-critique arrives just as the buzz reaches fever pitch around their collaboration, Hurry Up Tomorrow, 

proving Ortega’s authenticity remains her most magnetic quality.

The conversation veered into even juicier territory when Jenna Ortega addressed the rumor mill’s most persistent fabrication, her alleged romance with Johnny Depp. Rolling her eyes heavenward, she emphatically clarified, “Never met him

.” The Weeknd’s genuine shock at the rumor’s widespread circulation only amplified the absurdity, while Ortega recounted crew members timidly probing about her “relationship

,” prompting her bewildered, “What the f— are you talking about

?” As Hurry Up Tomorrow 

approaches, audiences are clearly getting unfiltered Ortega, Hollywood’s refreshingly authentic truth-teller.

Read More: “I have a script”- After Ruling Screen as an Actress, ‘Wednesday’s Jenna Ortega Is Ready to Take the Next Directorial Step

While Jenna Ortega playfully roasts her own character, Hurry Up Tomorrow

is ready to captivate with The Weeknd’s haunting soundtrack and a twisted journey that blurs reality and dreams.

Hurry Up Tomorrow: a thrilling new collaboration starring Jenna Ortega and The Weeknd

Hurry Up Tomorrow

, the psychological thriller starring The Weeknd and Jenna Ortega alongside Irish intensity machine Barry Keoghan, drops into theaters nationwide on May 16th.

 Visionary director Trey Edward Shults

crafts a fever-dream narrative following an insomniac musician spiraling through a reality-bending odyssey, questioning his very existence. The film doubles as a visual companion to The Weeknd’s sixth studio album, creating a sumptuous feast of sound and vision that defies traditional cinematic boundaries.

Early screening audiences have emerged wide-eyed and breathless, showering the film with praise for its emotional wallop and seamless marriage of narrative and Tesfaye’s hauntingly atmospheric soundtrack. Critics particularly admire the project’s visual sorcery and its boldly vulnerable performances 

that transcend conventional storytelling. Meanwhile, Jenna Ortega’s devoted army of fans counts down the hours until Wednesday

 season two

, eager to witness what fresh macabre magic their queen of darkness will conjure next.

Read More: ‘Wednesday’ Season 2 Release Date: When Is It Finally Dropping

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