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Jenna Ortega reflects on the Facebook post on her mom’s page that launched career at just 7

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Jenna Ortega shared the adorable video that her mother posted on social media that started her career as an actress; Pictured in August in London.

Jenna Ortega shared the adorable video her mother posted on social media that launched her acting career.

The actress reflected on how her career began in 2010 when she was just seven years old due to a Facebook post.

The Wednesday star, now 22, shared the clip in the final episode of My Generation, a new docuseries from NBC News Studios airing on MSNBC.

“My mom recorded this video and posted it on Facebook for her friends, and they loved it,” he recalled.

The Scream alum, who was seen in a behind-the-scenes teaser clip shared by Netflix for the upcoming season on Wednesday, added, “Somehow, it finally made it to a casting agent, and the rest is history.”

Jenna Ortega shared the adorable video that her mother posted on social media that started her career as an actress; Pictured in August in London.

“Like many members of Generation Z, you can say that my career also launched online,” he continued.

In the clip, the actress was just a child at the time and was being filmed by her mother.

‘Hello, my name is Jenna Ortega and I am seven years old. “Right now I’m going to show you my dramatic monologue,” he said.

Then, the current Ortega, representing Generation Z, began to narrate how the publication on social networks began her career as an actress.

He previously recalled how he fell in love with acting at the young age of six.

However, at first, her parents told her that there was “no way” they would let her pursue the degree.

But she persisted and was finally allowed to try after she put on a dramatic show for her mother and impressed her.

Ortega, who grew up in Southern California, spent years trying to break into the industry.

The actress reflected on how she began her career in 2010 when she was just seven years old due to a Facebook post; Pictured in June 2016 in New York City.

The actress reflected on how she began her career in 2010 when she was just seven years old due to a Facebook post; Pictured in June 2016 in New York City.

The Wednesday star, now 22, shared the clip in the final episode of My Generation, a new docuseries from NBC News Studios airing on MSNBC.

The Wednesday star, now 22, shared the clip in the final episode of My Generation, a new docuseries from NBC News Studios airing on MSNBC.

His parents drove his six-hour round trip to Los Angeles four times a week after school.

Finally, at age 10, he landed his first role: a guest appearance on the CBS show Rob.

Ortega became a Disney child actress and later landed roles in Jane the Virgin and Stuck in the Middle.

Although she rose to fame at a young age, she said her family helps her stay humble.

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The Scream alum added:

“My mom recorded this video and posted it on Facebook for her friends, and they loved it,” he recalled. The Scream alum added, “Somehow, it finally made its way to a casting agent, and the rest is history.

He previously recalled how he fell in love with acting at the young age of six. However, at first, his parents told him that

He previously recalled how he fell in love with acting at the young age of six. However, at first, her parents told her that there was “no way” they would let her pursue the degree. But she persisted and was finally allowed to try after she put on a dramatic show for her mother and impressed her.

He said his mother Natalie, father Edward and his five siblings (Isaac, Mariah, Mia, Aliyah and Markus) help me “keep my feet on the ground.”

“I love being able to come home to the Coachella Valley and see my family and friends who have been with me since day one,” she told People in 2017.

‘It’s nice to always have them by my side.’ Ortega also said that despite her fame, her family still treats her normally and doesn’t allow her to stop doing her chores.

“I come home from set and they don’t forget to tell me there are dishes in the sink waiting for me,” she said.

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