Jenna Ortega risked outraging the British public as she claimed she has never tried a cup of tea before on Monday.The American actress, 24, sipped traditional English Breakfast tea for the first time while enjoying afternoon tea at Claridge’s in Mayfair, London.The Wednesday star sat down with her Klara And The Sun co-star Amy Adams to chat about their new movie with Capital Breakfast’s Jordan North.But fans couldn’t help but notice Jenna declining milk in her tea before judging Amy’s ‘weak’ beverage. Viewers on social media commented: ‘They’ve not had … tea?’ ‘That tea looks WEAK,’ ‘That tea looks like dish water!’Jordan said: ‘Let’s have some tea, can I offer you some traditional English breakfast tea?’ Jenna Ortega risked outraging the British public as she claimed she has never tried a cup of tea before on Monday The American actress, 24, sipped traditional English Breakfast tea for the first time while enjoying afternoon tea at Claridge’s in Mayfair, London with co-star Amy Adams’What is it?’ Jenna said, before a stunned Jordan replied: ‘You have it with milk… you’ve never had it before?’Amy added: ‘I’m going to say something you might disagree with… It’s almost like an iced tea but hot and a little stronger but yeah – flavour wise. Sorry!”Should I just try it?’ Jenna said before insisting she doesn’t want any milk in her tea because she ‘doesn’t like creamy things’.Their new movie, based on Kazuo Ishiguro’s book, sees Jenna play the titular character, a robot girl designed to prevent loneliness.While posing in the store’s window, Klara catches the eye of Josie (Mia Tharia), who persuades her mother Chrissie (Amy) to buy her as a companion.Klara befriends the teen in an alternative future where technological advances in genetic engineering have divided humans into strict, isolated classes. Steve Buscemi and Natasha Lyonne also star in the movie.The movie premiered at the BFI London Film Festival and has racked up a stream of lacklustre reviews in the days since.It currently holds a 25% ‘rotten’ critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes Tomatometer based on 12 reviews. The Telegraph, The Times and The Guardian have all given the film one star reviews. But fans couldn’t help but notice Jenna declining milk in her tea before judging Amy’s ‘weak’ beverage The movie, based on Kazuo Ishiguro’s book, sees Jenna play the titular character, a robot girl designed to prevent lonelinessThe Guardian’s Peter Bradshaw called Waititi’s adaptation ‘a sentimental and laborious mess,’ adding that the filmmaker ‘turns Kazuo Ishiguro’s AI fable into a twee, tiresome tale of love and grief.’Variety’s Guy Lodge agrees, declaring it to be ‘calamitous’, writing that ‘Jenna Ortega tries hard to illuminate this misbegotten Kazuo Ishiguro adaptation, but Waititi’s decision to play it for strained, whimsical comedy is ruinous.’Tim Robey of The Telegraph meanwhile sums up the movie as ‘mind-meltingly dreadful’.Klara And The Sun hit UK cinemas on October 23.Listen to Capital Breakfast with Jordan North, Chris Stark and Sian Welby weekdays from 6am – 10am across the UK and on YouTube