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Jenna Ortega In a recent interview When asked directly her sudden weight loss and ill look “I became really depressed in Hollywood, The pressure, the constant scrutiny, the isolation that comes with this industry… it caught up to me. I developed anorexia nervosa an eating disorder. I didn’t even... show more

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