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Millie Bobby Brown and husband adopt second child

Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown, 22, and husband Jake Bongiovi quietly adopted a second child this summer.

Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi, son of rocker Jon Bon Jovi, have welcomed their second child through adoption. The couple married in May 2024.

The couple adopted their first child about a year ago. The couple quietly completed the second adoption this summer.

Brown hinted at her growing family in a September Instagram post from Italy. She showed herself holding a baby.

Bongiovi had a baby carrier strapped to him. Brown told a podcast host in June that adoption has always been her dream.

Even as a child playing with dolls, she imagined adopting rather than giving birth. She studied social work and learned more about adoption before changing to veterinary science.

Brown said she may give birth one day, but adoption was always central to her vision of parenthood.

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Brown's age
24
Bongiovi's age
May 2024
Marriage date
August 2025
Second adoption announcement

Why it mattersA public figure is normalising adoption. Building a family through adoption is a valid and loving choice.

AustraliaAustralian audiences following Brown's career see adoption celebrated by a major actor, helping shift conversations around family building.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 7 d ago

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