Jenna Ortega Honors Lady Gaga as “One of the Most Talented Individuals” Following Collaboration on Season Two of “Wednesday”

Jenna Ortega Praises Lady Gaga

Jenna Ortega shared her admiration for Lady Gaga after they collaborated in the second season of Wednesday – see what Ortega had to say below.

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Upcoming Season Details

In November last year, it was announced that Lady Gaga joined the cast of Wednesday for the upcoming second season. Although filming is expected to wrap up by the end of 2024, the exact release date has not been confirmed, but it is anticipated to debut sometime this year.

The star of the franchise, Jenna Ortega, who plays the titular role in Addams, spoke with Indiewire about her experience working with Gaga, who recently released her seventh studio album, “Mayhem.”

Ortega expressed her feelings about working with Gaga: “This is the best. She is the best, definitely one of the most talented people I’ve collaborated with. It was a truly special environment to be there with her and Tim (Burton), two individuals whom I respect and am inspired by greatly.”

“It’s surprising to discover that she is so loving, very kind, and restrained. I like that you never really know what to expect from her, but you can always count on kindness and generosity,” Ortega added.

Details about Lady Gaga’s role in the second season of Wednesday are currently under wraps.

In a four-star review, Nick Levin wrote for NME: “Mayhem” feels like a fantastic Gaga album; it’s incredibly enjoyable. At times, it’s a bit like reuniting with an old friend who still makes sense even when they seem to ramble. When she sings “The river is in my eyes, I have a poem in the throat” on “Loverug,” it’s just her unique way of expressing sadness at her core. Seventeen years after her debut with “Just Dance,” Lady Gaga continues to be a powerhouse in POP music, creating an impeccably crafted chaos.”

In a four-star review of Wednesday, Alex Flud wrote for NME: “Despite complicated relationships, Wednesday concludes with a rare success story. It is terrifying, strange, mysterious, and wonderfully delightful.”