Jamie-Lynn Sigler to voice Disney’s first Jewish princess
Ex-Sopranos star will appear in Hanukkah-themed episode of ‘Elena of Avalor’ as visiting royalty from a ‘Latino Jewish kingdom’

Disney is introducing a Latina Jewish princess who celebrates Hanukkah.
The princess, still to be named, will appear on the Disney Channel series “Elena of Avalor” in December. The Hanukkah-themed episode will feature a visiting princess who is from a “Latino Jewish kingdom,” the Disney Channel announced.
The series centers on Princess Elena Castillo Flores, a 16-year-old who saves her kingdom from an evil sorceress. For the past two seasons, the teenager has been learning to govern Avalor. The third season launches in October.
Jamie-Lynn Sigler, the Jewish actress who played Meadow on “The Sopranos,” will provide the voice for the new princess.
This December #ElenaOfAvalor will celebrate a Hanukkah-themed episode guest starring @JamieLSigler as a visiting princess from a Latino Jewish kingdom and next year Elena's royal coronation special pic.twitter.com/PRyXVDveMl
— DTVA News (@DTVANews) September 17, 2019
“I am so excited to voice Disney’s first Jewish princess,” she tweeted Tuesday.
This despite the fact that actress Sarah Silverman asserted last year that her character in Disney’s “Wreck-It Ralph,” Vanellope von Schweetz, is a Jewish princess.
I am so excited to voice Disney’s first Jewish princess ????????♀️❤️❤️❤️ https://t.co/TISMnknDyQ
— Jamie-Lynn Sigler (@JamieLSigler) September 17, 2019
Walt Disney, the company’s late founder, is infamous for having held anti-Semitic views.
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