Jenna Ortega covers Vogue’s November 2026 issue and talks sudden fame

Jenna Ortega is the subject of Vogue’s November 2026 cover story, which examines her response to sudden fame and the work she wants to pursue. In the interview, Ortega recalls feeling disoriented when Wednesday became a hit in 2022. Children stopped her in the street, and she saw her face on T-shirts. There was “no one really showing you the ropes,” she says.

Ortega also describes boundaries around her work and private life. Vogue reports that she does not watch her own movies, read reviews or open box office updates from her team. “I don’t want it to become a numbers thing,” she says. Asked about her romantic life, she tells the magazine, “I don’t think I’ll ever approach that part of my life, my personal life, with the public.”

Looking beyond Wednesday, Ortega says she wants environments that are “stimulating and productive” and stories she would want to watch. the deadpan Wednesday Addams with Klara, Ortega’s cheerful, expressive role in the forthcoming . She also says she would like to try theater: “You get to be immersed in a different way.”