Millie Bobby Brown Reveals Name Change After Marriage, Urgent Update!
BREAKING: Millie Bobby Brown has officially changed her name to Millie Bonnie Bongiovi, just months after marrying Jake Bongiovi, son of rock legend Jon Bon Jovi. During the premiere of Stranger Things season five in London, Brown emphatically declared, “Drop the Bobby. Drop the Brown. It’s just Millie Bonnie Bongiovi.”
This revelation comes as the actress, now 21, promotes her latest work alongside co-star Noah Schnapp, who humorously flubbed her new name during an interview. The couple tied the knot in May 2024 after announcing their engagement in April 2023.
Brown’s decision to change her name marks a significant personal milestone, reflecting her deep commitment to her family. “When you meet that person, you know it,” she stated in a December cover story for British Vogue, addressing the controversy surrounding their young marriage.
In addition to her marriage, Brown and Bongiovi welcomed a daughter through adoption earlier this summer. Speaking on the Smartless podcast, Brown expressed the joys and challenges of motherhood, highlighting the emotional depth of her journey. “It’s been a beautiful, amazing journey – she’s taught us so much already,” she shared.
The actress, who lives on a farm in Georgia, emphasized her hands-on approach to parenting, revealing, “We are 50-50 on everything. I’m so grateful to have partnered with him in this life – he is just the most amazing dad.”
Brown’s family life is filled with what she describes as “chaos,” stating, “You think animals are peaceful…but there’s so much chaos. My animals are loud, and it’s messy. There is laughter and a lot of passion.”
As news of her name change and family life spreads, fans continue to rally behind the young star, eager to support her as she navigates both her personal and professional worlds.
Stay tuned for more updates on Millie Bobby Brown’s exciting journey as she embraces her new identity and the joys of motherhood.
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