Jenna Ortega, known for her roles in 'Wednesday' and the upcoming 'Beetlejuice 2', reflected on her experiences as a child actor in a recent interview with The New York Times. Starting her career at the age of seven, she described child acting as 'strange' and acknowledged the challenges her parents faced in navigating an adult-dominated industry. Ortega emphasized the importance of maintaining a balance between her acting career and a normal childhood, crediting her parents for ensuring she had time for school and friends. She discussed the unique bond shared among child actors, which offers a mutual understanding of their experiences. Additionally, Ortega recounted the negative aspects of growing up in the spotlight, including encountering inappropriate content online at a young age, which led to her deleting her social media accounts. Despite some regrets about her early career, Ortega remains grateful for the lessons learned during her formative years in Hollywood.