Editing Trina Vega (section)

== Personality ==
Although Trina typically has good intentions and genuinely loves and cares for Tori, she is often selfish, spoiled, egotistical, narcissistic, and arrogant, believing that stardom is her destiny. While she behaves like an A-list star, her actual talent is more comparable to a D-list performer. Her acceptance into Hollywood Arts is revealed in "How Trina Got In" to be due to [[Sikowitz]]'s hallucinations from drinking rotten coconut milk, rather than any talent on her part. However, she is shown in one episode to be a martial arts genius, suggesting she does have some talent but refuses to recognize or develop it. Tori's posts on The Slap also mention that Trina can sing, further implying that her inflated ego is her greatest hindrance.

Trina’s selfish nature is evident in the episode "Survival of the Hottest" when she refuses to share her water while trapped in [[Beck Oliver|Beck]]'s RV and blames the others for inviting her, even though she had invited herself. While Trina can be likable, she is often difficult to get along with.

She once wrote a play that was reviewed by [[Robbie Shapiro|Robbie]] as a comedy instead of a regular play, and ironically, it was well-received because of its unintended humor. Her ungrateful side is showcased in "The Birthweek Song" when she dismisses a heartfelt song Tori sings for her birthday because it didn't cost money, much to the disappointment of Tori and [[André Harris|André]], who wrote the song. In "Wi-Fi in the Sky," she proves to be annoying when she persistently bothers Perez Hilton after stealing his camera. Although she sees herself as popular, most of the show depicts the opposite.

In "Survival of the Hottest," she invites herself on a beach trip that Tori and her friends are planning, despite everyone (including Tori) protesting. When they are later trapped in Beck's RV, she complains, asking why they invited her, to which everyone angrily reminds her that she was never invited, and [[Jade West|Jade]] even yells, "No one likes you!" at her twice.

In "Freak the Freak Out," she schedules a date with Mark McCallan but doesn't arrange one for Tori. On the same day, she has to have her wisdom teeth removed, and afterward, she constantly moans in pain and refuses to take her medication or follow any post-surgery care instructions, leading to constant arguments with Tori. She also always makes Tori answer the door, regardless of circumstances.

Despite their conflicts, Trina genuinely cares for Tori. In "Tori the Zombie," Trina gets angry at [[Cat Valentine|Cat]] for accidentally gluing Tori's face and drives for hours to get the solvent, though she is sidetracked multiple times. In "Beggin' on Your Knees," she warns Tori to be careful with Ryder Daniels, who has a reputation for dating and dumping girls, even advising her to snoop through his messages. She shows concern for Tori in "Tori Gets Stuck" and is visibly furious when Tori is unfairly imprisoned in "Locked Up!" demanding her release. In "Helen Back Again," when she believes Tori might be expelled from Hollywood Arts, Trina offers to share some of her "talent" to help her stay.