‘Wednesday’ Star Jenna Ortega Reveals She ‘Used To Carry out Autopsies On Little Animals’ As A Child

Jenna Ortega’s obtained an curiosity in animal anatomy.

Showing on the brand new version of Wired‘s “Autocomplete Interview”, the star of “Wednesday” shared a surprising revelation about herself whereas speaking about her bond with Maddie Ziegler.

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“She’s one in every of my best mates ever,” Ortega stated of the “Dance Mothers” alum. “She was anyone that I immediately clicked with. We did a film known as ‘The Fallout’ a pair years again, and I really feel like Maddie and I are the identical individual in numerous fonts.”

As she continued to explain their friendship, Ortega then revealed the stunning undeniable fact that as a teenager, she used to open up the our bodies of lifeless animals.

“She’s such a weirdo and I’m a weirdo in the best way I used to carry out autopsies on little animals once I was youthful,” she stated. “Little lizards that I discovered that had been lifeless in my yard. She’s a weirdo within the sense that she breaks out into characters or actions or makes faces. Her comedic timing is so underappreciated. She makes me snigger. Now we have a superb time. We’re actually bizarre collectively.”

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It’s not the primary time Ortega has described her weirdness, telling Jimmy Kimmel final week concerning the time she met “The Addams Household” film star Christina Ricci, “I really feel like I personally made it slightly bizarre. She was actually candy about it. Me? It was one of the vital awkward experiences I’ve ever had. I feel, socially, I might be type of arduous to speak with at occasions. And generally I might say one thing as a joke, and I feel I’ve a really darkish humorousness, and he or she would go, ‘Uh, that’s darkish.’“