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Senior Writer, ¡HOLA! USA
California, Los Angeles
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Biography
Jovita Trujillo is from a small town in Northern California and is a first-generation Mexican-American. She is a writer, actress, and host based in Los Angeles. Jovita grew up with three older brothers and was an athlete up until college where she played Rugby. She graduated from UCSB with a degree in Sociology with an emphasis in race, gender, and environmental studies. Jovita is a senior writer for Hola! USA, and has also written for RadarOnline, Ok! And the National Enquirer. She loves writing comedy and is apart of a Sketch Comedy Troupe called Women of Color Anonymous. Jovita loves her pug, cats, and house plants
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By Jovita Trujillo Verified| HOLA USA@ Lil Wayne fans hoping to one day see him at the Super Bowl will be sad to learn the rapper is officially over it. After dreaming of headlining Super Bowl LIX in his hometown of New Orleans, the opportunity went to Kendrick Lamar. © GettyLil Wayne thought he was going to performIn an interview with Rolling Stone, the 42-year-old said the NFL "stole that feeling." While there will be more halftime shows in the future, he vowed, “I don’t want to do it.
Ben Affleck gets a rare stamp of approval from his son, Samuel who still doesn't understand his fame
By Jovita Trujillo Verified| HOLA USA@ Ben Affleck just got a rare stamp of approval from his toughest critic: his 13-year-old son, Samuel. The teenager was at one point too young and scared to watch his Batman movies, but now, he's starting a running list of his favorite films that his dad is in.
By Jovita Trujillo Verified| HOLA USA@ Lil Wayne fans hoping to one day see him at the Super Bowl will be sad to learn the rapper is officially over it. After dreaming of headlining Super Bowl LIX in his hometown of New Orleans, the opportunity went to Kendrick Lamar. © GettyLil Wayne thought he was going to performIn an interview with Rolling Stone, the 42-year-old said the NFL "stole that feeling." While there will be more halftime shows in the future, he vowed, “I don’t want to do it.
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¡HOLA! USA