Jenna Ortega steps out in two more looks while promoting Wednesday season two on The Doom Tour on Thursday (July 31) in Paris, France.
The 22-year-old star of the hit Netflix series was seen cruising the Seine river with director and executive producer Tim Burton in an ombre look.
Later that day, Jenna switched in to a darker look as they joined creators and showrunners Alfred Gough and Miles Millar for a stop at the Le Beach Club De Mercredi, which was transformed into the Wednesday Deadly Beach Club.
In a recent interview, Jenna opened up about how social media has had a negative effect on younger generations, including struggling to find a sense of self.
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While speaking with BBC, Jenna shared that a reason for the show resonating so much widely with viewers was due to exploring themes of “where we find our sense of community now”.
“I wasn’t around in the 70s, but I hear stories of people knocking on their neighbours’ doors, and the bikes going all throughout the city, and just expecting to meet someone at a certain time on a certain location,” she said.
“People don’t talk to each other in person. They’re interacting and finding their community online, which can be very isolating,” Jenna continued. “Also, there are so many voices and so many opinions that you’re exposed to, much more than you would typically be, or that humans are kind of meant to be exposed to.
“So I think it’s harder to find a sense of self. Young people are struggling to find, ‘What makes my voice stand out? What is it about me in this world and this society today that gives me a sense of purpose or control or authority?’” she says.
If you missed it, be sure to check out Jenna‘s incredible look at the London premiere of Wednesday season two.
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