Millie Bobby Brown weds Jake Bongiovi in secret ceremony
The "Stranger Things" star walked down the aisle. The actress Millie Bobby Brown's life partner is the son of a music legend.
Millie Bobby Brown's Hollywood career skyrocketed when she was just 12 years old. The Duffer Brothers, creators of the horror series "Stranger Things," chose young Millie as Jane Ives "Eleven." The Netflix production turned out to be a hit, and the British star was showered with awards and millions of followers on Instagram.
Fame negatively affected the Netflix star. Millie has often expressed regret to the media and fans for sexualizing her. For example, on her 18th birthday, Reddit users created a group to search for Millie's naked photos collectively. Fortunately, in life beyond the camera flashes, the Briton found happiness.
Millie Bobby Brown got married
The Netflix star got married. Millie's chosen one is 22-year-old Jake Bongiovi, a model and son of American rock musician Jon Bon Jovi. The couple wed at a secret wedding ceremony the young couple's parents attended. Jake and Millie plan to organise another wedding celebration later this year for a broader circle of relatives and friends.
Rumours that the actress and model had feelings for each other spread in the media in June 2021 when Jake shared a selfie with Millie online. The couple met through Instagram. They were friends for a while before they started dating after a few months.
The wedding of Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi
Not much time has passed since the Netflix star accepted an engagement ring. It was precisely in April 2023. Jake posted a black-and-white photo showing him holding his beloved in his arms on social media. "I've loved you for three summers now, honey, I want 'em all," read the caption under the photo.
Jake's father speaks very positively about the relationship. The legendary musician told Access Online: "If you find the right partner and you grow together ... my advice really is growing together is wise. I think that all of my kids have found people that they think they can grow together with and we like them all."
