Jenna Ortega has become the latest celebrity to draw significant attention and concern from fans on social media regarding her slender physique. The actress, widely recognized for her role as Wednesday Addams in the Netflix series "Wednesday," faced online scrutiny this week after appearing in a video.

During the lighthearted video, which accompanied a new profile in Esquire, Ortega answered questions about her career. However, many viewers in the comments section focused on her noticeably thin appearance. Reactions included questions such as "Jen …. Are you okay …," and "sorry if its rude but is she ill? She doesn't look well. :("

This online discussion follows observations made during a red carpet event for "Wednesday" in May. At that time, Ortega was described as svelte, though her complexion in the recent Esquire video appeared less full.

Comparisons were drawn by social media users, with comments like "Her too ?," "i'm so tired of everyone shrinking," and "Why'd she get so thin?" One X user posted a message that garnered over 5,000 likes, stating, "How and why is no one else alarmed by how thin she is?" The user added, "Can we stop pretending that this is normal and healthy and that she’s “always been this thin”? Because she hasn’t, it’s deeply concerning and I’m very scared for her wellbeing."

Another user echoed the concern, noting, "I agree that the change is noticeable, and I completely understand why people are concerned because it really doesn’t seem normal. I just hope she’s okay and has people around her looking out for her. It’s genuinely concerning to see."

However, some social media users pushed back against the widespread concern. One commenter expressed frustration, writing, "now they’re starting to get on Jenna Ortega’s a** oh lord." This sentiment was met with agreement, with replies such as "no genuinely it's making me so mad," and "How very shocking that it's actually just to attack women."

Another user argued, "If you are unconfortable with your body then is your problem but stop attacking people's bodies/physical appareances."

Ortega's representatives have been contacted for comment.