Sequence of Ordinals and Ordinal Definability in Levy Collapse Extensions Let $\kappa$ be an inaccessible cardinal. Let $G$ be generic for $Col(\omega, < \kappa)$, the Levy Collapse. 
If $f\in \text{ }^\omega \text{Ord}^{V[G]}$, is $f \in OD_{\text{ }^\omega\omega}^{V[G]}$?

A possibly useful fact is that if $f\in \text{ }^\omega \text{Ord}^{V[G]}$, then there exists a $\lambda < \kappa$ such that $f \in V[G | \lambda]$. However, I do not know how to use this, if relevant at all.
I am interested in this since some people define the Solovay model as $\text{HOD}^{V[G]}_{\text{ }^\omega \text{ORD}}$ and other people use $\text{HOD}_{\text{ }^\omega\omega}^{V[G]}$. I think if the above question has a positive answer, then the two are the same. 
Thanks for any help. 

$x \in \text{OD}_A$ if $x$ is definable with parameters in $OD \cup A$. $x \in \text{HOD}_A$ if $tc(\{x\}) \subset OD_A$, where $tc$ is the transitive closure. 
 A: The answer is negative, and those two models are not necessarily the same. The basic problem is that one might have an $\omega$-sequence of ordinals very high up, above $\kappa$, and if this sequence isn't sufficiently definable in $V$, then it will not be in $\text{HOD}^{V[G]}_{{}^\omega\omega}$, but of course it is in $\text{HOD}^{V[G]}_{{}^\omega\text{Ord}}$. 
For example, start with a model where there is a measurable cardinal $\delta$ above $\kappa$ in $V_0$, and let $V=V_0[s]$ be obtained by Prikry forcing at $\delta$ to add a new cofinal $\omega$-sequence $s$ in $\delta$. The forcing to $V[G]$ will be small relative to $\delta$, and we can view $V[G]$ as $V_0[G][s]$, and we can in effect interchange the order of forcing, because the old measure generates a unique new measure, and so $s$ is $V_0[G]$-generic. One can show that after Prikry forcing, the generic sequence is not definable from reals and ordinal parameters, and so $s$ is not in $\text{HOD}^{V[G]}_{{}^\omega\omega}$. But it is an $\omega$-sequence of ordinals, and so it shows the two models are different in this case. 
