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Millie Bonnie Brown Bongiovi (née Brown; born 19 February 2004), known professionally as Millie Bobby Brown, is a British actress and producer.[1] She gained recognition for playing Eleven in the Netflix science fiction series Stranger Things (2016–present), for which she received nominations for two Primetime Emmy Awards. In 2018, Brown was featured in the Time 100 list of the world's most influential people,[2] and was appointed as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, the youngest person ever selected for this position.[3]

Key Information

Brown has starred in the monster film Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019) and its sequel Godzilla vs. Kong (2021). She also starred in and produced the Netflix films Enola Holmes (2020), Enola Holmes 2 (2022), and Damsel (2024).

Early life

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Millie Bonnie Brown[4] was born in Marbella, Andalusia, Spain,[5] on 19 February 2004,[6] the third of four children born to British parents Kelly and Robert Brown, an estate agent.[7] Her middle name is "Bonnie"[8] but she changed it to "Bobby", when starting to use a stage name.[7][9] She was born with partial hearing loss in her left ear and gradually lost all hearing in that ear over several years.[10][11] She moved with her family back to England when she was four, settling in Bournemouth. When she was eight, the family moved to Orlando, Florida.[12] Brown says she grew up with "no money" and the financial insecurity of her upbringing has affected her relationship with money even as an adult who gained financial success through Stranger Things.[13]

Career

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2013–2017: Early roles and Stranger Things

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Brown in 2016

In 2013, Brown made her acting debut as a guest star in the ABC fantasy drama series Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, a spin-off of Once Upon a Time, portraying the role of Young Alice. In 2014, she had a starring role in the BBC America paranormal drama-thriller series Intruders as Madison O'Donnell.[14] She made guest appearances in the CBS police procedural drama NCIS, the ABC sitcom Modern Family and the ABC medical drama series Grey's Anatomy.[15][16]

In 2016, she auditioned for Lady Lyanna Mormont on the Game of Thrones but didn't get the role.[17] Then, Brown was cast to play Eleven in the Netflix science fiction horror series Stranger Things.[18] She received critical praise for her performance[19] and she was nominated for the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series and the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series. She then won the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series with her co-stars[20] and won the 43rd Saturn Award for Best Performance by a Younger Actor in a Television Series.[21] For her role as Eleven in the second season of Stranger Things, she received her second nominations for a Screen Actors Guild Award and a Primetime Emmy Award in 2018.[22]

In November 2016, Brown starred in the music video for Sigma and Birdy's single "Find Me". Since November 2016, she has appeared in commercial advertisements for investment and financial service company Citigroup.[23] In January 2017, she made her modelling debut in Calvin Klein's "By Appointment" campaign.[24] The following month, she was signed to the agency IMG Models.[25] Brown appeared in the advertisement campaign of the Italian brand Moncler in the summer of 2018.[26] Brown has also made appearances on the cover of Vogue.[27]

2018–present

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Brown was chosen to voice in the Darren Aronofsky-produced virtual reality experience Spheres: Songs of Spacetime.[28] In 2018, she was named one of the 100 most influential people in the world by Time, becoming the youngest person to be included in the list.[29][30] Additionally, she was named by Time magazine as one of the most influential teens of 2017 and of 2018.[31][32] That year, she became the youngest person ever to be appointed a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.[33] EA Games announced that Brown collaborated with The Sims 4 programmers to feature in the Sims 4 Positivity Challenge.[34] In 2018, The Hollywood Reporter ranked Brown as amongst Hollywood's top thirty stars under age eighteen.[35]

Brown in 2023

Brown made her feature film debut in 2019 in Godzilla: King of the Monsters, the sequel to the 2014 film Godzilla.[36] She reprised her role in the next sequel, Godzilla vs. Kong (2021).[37] She became the ambassador of UEFA's Together #WePlayStrong campaign.[38] In 2019, Brown launched Florence by Mills, her own beauty product line. It is available at UK pharmacy Boots, Walmart in the United States and Shoppers Drug Mart in Canada.[39][40][41][42][43][44] In 2020, Brown starred in and produced the film adaptation of The Enola Holmes Mysteries.[45]

In 2022, Brown reprised her role as Enola Holmes in the sequel, Enola Holmes 2, and according to Variety earned $10 million for the role, emerging as one of the year's highest paid actresses in Hollywood.[46][47] That year, she was also made an ambassador of the fashion brand Louis Vuitton.[48][49] Brown released her debut novel, Nineteen Steps, based on her own family history, in September 2023. The novel is described as an "epic story of love, loss and secrets".[50]

In 2024, Brown starred in and executive produced the fantasy film Damsel for Netflix, directed by Spanish filmmaker Juan Carlos Fresnadillo based on a screenplay by Dan Mazeau.[51]

In 2025, she starred in the Russo brothers's The Electric State, an adaptation of Simon Stålenhag's graphic novel of the same name.[52]

Media image

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Brown has been branded a "stream queen" by some media due to her predominantly appearing in content originally released on streaming services, mainly Netflix.[53] Louis Chilton of The Independent wrote that while actors were often segregated based on medium such as film or television, "as the money and creative prestige migrated to television, the line between movie stars and TV actors has become more porous, and it was into this amorphous environment that streaming was born – meaning that there's never really been such a thing as a 'streaming actor'. Until Brown, that is".[54]

Personal life

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Brown came into the public eye at age 12 after being cast in Stranger Things.[55] At age 14, memes using homophobic quotes which were falsely attributed to Brown began circulating on social media, which Brown stated was one of the reasons she eventually left Twitter.[56] In addition to online bullying, she has also faced social media users and articles sexualising her.[55] In response, Brown captioned a 2020 Instagram post on her 16th birthday with the following comment:

There are moments I get frustrated from the inaccuracy, inappropriate comments, sexualisation and unnecessary insults that have ultimately resulted in pain and insecurity for me.[57]

After Brown turned 18 in February 2022, her social media profiles began to be flooded by sexually explicit material from users.[58]

In 2021, Brown began a relationship with actor Jake Bongiovi.[59] In April 2023, she announced their engagement.[60] On 27 May 2024, People reported that the couple had married in a private ceremony the previous weekend.[61] Brown also announced that she had chosen to take her husband's last name.[62] They live in the state of Georgia.[63] On 21 August 2025, Brown and Bongiovi announced that they had adopted a baby girl.[64]

As of August 2022, she has been an online student at Purdue University Global, studying health and human services.[65]

On 3 March 2025, addressing media backlash over her appearance, Brown posted a video on her Instagram account criticising journalists, including multiple reporters for Daily Mail and former Great British Bake Off host Matt Lucas for what she said was bullying and body shaming. Brown stated that as an adult she should not be expected to continue looking like a child.[66][67] The next day, Lucas posted an apology on Instagram for his comments.[66][68]

Filmography

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Key
† Denotes film or TV productions that have not yet been released

Film

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Year Title Role Notes
2018 Spheres: Songs of Spacetime Narrator Voice role; segment: "Chorus of the Cosmos"
2019 Godzilla: King of the Monsters Madison Russell
2020 Enola Holmes Enola Holmes Also producer
2021 Godzilla vs. Kong Madison Russell
2022 Enola Holmes 2 Enola Holmes Also producer
2024 Damsel Princess Elodie Also executive producer
2025 The Electric State Michelle
2026 Enola Holmes 3 Enola Holmes Post-production; also producer
TBA Just Picture It Bea Filming; also producer

Television

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Year Title Role Notes
2013 Once Upon a Time in Wonderland Young Alice 2 episodes
2014 Intruders Madison O'Donnell Main role
NCIS Rachel Barnes Episode: "Parental Guidance Suggested"
2015 Modern Family Lizzie Episode: "Closet? You'll Love It!"
Grey's Anatomy Ruby Episode: "I Feel the Earth Move"
2016 Hell's Kitchen Herself Season 15

Episode 5

2016–present Stranger Things Eleven Main role
2020 Mariah Carey's Magical Christmas Special Herself Television special
TBA Prism † Cassie Post-production; also executive producer[69]

Music videos

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Year Title Role Notes
2016 "Find Me" Sigma featuring Birdy [70]
2017 "I Dare You" The xx [71]
2018 "Girls Like You" (Original, Volume 2 and Vertical Video versions) Maroon 5 featuring Cardi B [72][73][74]
"In My Feelings" Drake [75]
2019 "Happy Anniversary, All I Want for Christmas Is You!" Mariah Carey [76]

Video games

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Year Title Role Notes
2018 The Sims 4 Herself Free downloadable character as part of an event [77]

Bibliography

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Awards and nominations

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Major associations
Year Association Category Work Result Refs.
2017 Primetime Emmy Awards Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series Stranger Things Nominated [78]
2018 Nominated [79]
2017 Screen Actors Guild Awards Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series Nominated [80]
Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series Won
2018 Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series Nominated [81]
Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series Nominated
2020 Nominated [82]
Miscellaneous awards
Year Association Category Work Result Refs.
2024 AACTA Awards Audience Choice Favourite Actress — Nominated [83]
2018 Empire Awards Best Actress in a TV Series Stranger Things Nominated [84]
2017 Fangoria Chainsaw Awards Best TV Actress Won [85]
2022 Hollywood Critics Association TV Awards Best Supporting Actress in a Streaming Series, Drama Nominated [86]
2017 IGN People's Choice Award Best Dramatic TV Performance Won [87]
2018 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards Favorite TV Actress Won [88]
2019 Favorite TV Actress Nominated [89]
2020 Favorite Female TV Star Won [90]
2021 Won [91]
Favorite Movie Actress Enola Holmes Won
2023 Favorite Female TV Star (Family) Stranger Things Nominated [92]
Favorite Movie Actress Enola Holmes 2 Won
2025 The Electric State Nominated [93]
2021 London Film Critics' Circle Young British/Irish Performer of the Year Enola Holmes Nominated [94]
2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards Best Performance in a Show Stranger Things Won [95]
Best Hero Nominated
2018 Best Performance in a Show Won [96]
Best Kiss (with Finn Wolfhard) Nominated
2023 Best Fight (with Jamie Campbell Bower) Nominated [97]
2017 NME Awards Hero of the Year Herself Nominated [98]
2017 People's Choice Awards Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV Actress Stranger Things Nominated [99]
2017 Saturn Awards Best Younger Actor in a Television Series Won [21]
2018 Best Younger Actor in a Television Series Nominated [100]
2019 Best Performance by a Younger Actor Godzilla: King of the Monsters Nominated [101][102]
2022 Best Actress in a Streaming Series Stranger Things Nominated [103]
2021 Seattle Film Critics Society Best Youth Performance Enola Holmes Nominated [104]
2017 Teen Choice Awards Choice Breakout TV Star Stranger Things Nominated [105]
2018 Choice Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV Actress Won [106]
Choice TV Ship (with Finn Wolfhard) Nominated [107]
2019 Choice Summer TV Star: Female Won [108]
2021 Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association Best Youth Performance Enola Holmes Nominated [109]
2017 Young Artist Awards Best Performance in a Digital TV Series or Film – Young Actress Stranger Things Nominated [110]

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Millie Bonnie Bongiovi (née Brown; born 19 February 2004), known professionally as Millie Bobby Brown, is an English actress and producer.
She achieved international recognition for her portrayal of Eleven in the science fiction horror series (2016–present), a role that earned her nominations for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series. Brown began her acting career with guest appearances in series such as Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, , and NCIS before landing her breakthrough part at age 12. Her performance in received critical acclaim and contributed to the series garnering multiple Emmy nominations, including wins for sound editing and casting. Subsequent to her rise with Stranger Things, Brown expanded into film, starring as Madison Russell in (2019) and reprising the role in (2021), while also leading productions like the mystery film Enola Holmes (2020) and its sequel (2022), as well as the fantasy adventure Damsel (2024), in which she served as both star and . These projects highlighted her transition from to multifaceted performer involved in production decisions. Beyond acting, Brown launched the skincare and beauty brand Florence by Mills in 2019, targeting younger consumers with clean beauty products, and later expanded into with Florence by Mills Coffee. In , she was appointed a , the youngest at the time, focusing on youth advocacy and humanitarian efforts. Brown has encountered notable challenges, including online trolling in 2018 that prompted her to deactivate her account after homophobic memes targeted her selfies. More recently, in 2025, she publicly criticized media coverage of her appearance as rather than journalism. Personally, she married musician in 2024 and the couple adopted a baby in August 2025. In March 2025, Brown established her , PCMA Productions, to develop film and television projects.

Early life

Family background and childhood

Millie Bobby Brown was born on February 19, 2004, in , , to British parents , a homemaker and former manager, and Robert Brown, a businessman involved in and later a teeth-whitening enterprise. She is the third of four children, with an older sister named Paige, an older brother named Charlie, and a younger sister named Ava; the family maintained close ties, with siblings occasionally collaborating on her professional projects in later years. The Browns relocated to Bournemouth, Dorset, England, when Millie was four years old, where she spent her early childhood. At age eight, the family moved to Orlando, Florida, to support Robert's launch of a teeth-whitening business, exposing Millie to American culture and education during her pre-teen years. Brown was born with partial in one , which progressed to complete following repeated ear tube insertions to address recurrent infections; she relies on lip-reading and does not use hearing aids, adapting by turning her head to hear with her functional . This condition shaped her childhood interactions but did not hinder her social development within her supportive family environment.

Initial interest in acting and early training

Brown developed an early interest in performing while living in , where she frequently entertained her family by imitating celebrities such as and . Lacking formal training at that stage, she honed basic skills through self-directed practice, including and , which she pursued independently before structured instruction. In 2012, at age eight, her family relocated from , , to , specifically to access greater acting opportunities in the United States. This move was motivated by her persistent enthusiasm for performance, which her father addressed by enrolling her in local acting classes to channel her energy productively. Upon arrival in Orlando, Brown participated in weekend acting workshops, during one of which she was spotted by a talent scout who encouraged her parents to pursue opportunities for her. She subsequently enrolled in classes, securing minor commercial work, including a Disney World advertisement, as part of her foundational training. These early experiences provided her initial exposure to professional environments, though she faced setbacks, such as being deemed "too mature" for child roles by industry figures around age ten. The family's commitment culminated in a further move to as her prospects improved, laying the groundwork for subsequent auditions.

Acting career

Early television roles (2013–2015)

Brown's acting career commenced in 2013 with a guest appearance as the younger version of the protagonist Alice in the ABC fantasy adventure series Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, a spin-off of Once Upon a Time. She portrayed Young Alice in the series premiere episode "Down the Rabbit Hole," which aired on October 6, 2013, depicting the character's childhood flashbacks in a reimagined Wonderland narrative. This role, her professional television debut at age nine, followed her family's move from to in 2012 to pursue opportunities in the entertainment industry. In 2014, Brown achieved her first series regular position as Madison O'Donnell, a nine-year-old girl entangled in a possession plot, in the BBC America paranormal thriller Intruders. The eight-episode series, which premiered on August 23, 2014, and concluded its single season on October 11, 2014, centered on a secret society enabling body invasions to achieve immortality, drawing from Michael Marshall Smith's 2007 . Brown's performance as the vulnerable yet pivotal Madison marked a step up from one-off appearances, showcasing her ability to handle darker, psychological material despite the show's mixed reception and cancellation after one season. That same year, she guest-starred as Rachel Barnes, a sociopathic pre-teen orchestrating her mother's in a custody dispute, in the procedural NCIS episode "Parental Guidance Suggested" from season 12, aired on October 28, 2014. The role required Brown to convey chilling manipulation, contrasting her prior whimsical debut and highlighting her range in procedural formats. Brown's early television work extended into 2015 with brief but notable guest spots. She played Lizzie, a girl whose bicycle is stolen in a neighborhood mishap, in the ABC sitcom Modern Family season 6 episode "Closet? You'll Love It!," aired on February 25, 2015. Later that year, in the ABC medical drama Grey's Anatomy season 11 episode "," broadcast on March 12, 2015, she portrayed Ruby, a young patient suffering from a rare neurological condition amid an subplot. These appearances, totaling under a dozen screen minutes each, served as resume-building credits in established network shows, preceding her casting in Netflix's .

Breakthrough with Stranger Things (2016–2017)

Millie Bobby Brown, then aged 12, was cast in the pivotal role of Eleven, a young girl with psychokinetic abilities who escapes a secret government laboratory, in the Netflix science fiction horror series Stranger Things. The series, created by brothers Matt and Ross Duffer, began principal photography on September 25, 2015, with Brown portraying the enigmatic character central to the plot involving the disappearance of a boy in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana. Her selection followed a competitive audition process, where casting director Carmen Cuba identified her potential to embody Eleven's vulnerability and intensity. Stranger Things season 1 premiered worldwide on on July 15, 2016, consisting of eight episodes that blended nostalgia, supernatural elements, and coming-of-age themes. The release marked Brown's breakthrough, as the show's rapid ascent to cultural phenomenon—garnering over 14 million viewers in its first 35 days, per Netflix metrics—thrust her into international stardom. Critics praised the ensemble, including Brown's nuanced depiction of Eleven's emotional arc from feral isolation to tentative human connection, contributing to the season's 97% approval rating on based on 92 reviews. Brown's performance earned widespread recognition in 2017, including a Primetime Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Series, making her, at age 13, one of the youngest nominees in that category. She also received a Critics' Choice Television Award nomination for Best Young Actor/Actress and contributed to the cast's Award win for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Series. These accolades underscored her rapid elevation from obscurity to a leading , with the role solidifying her as the breakout star of the series amid its commercial success and renewal for additional seasons.

Transition to film and leading roles (2018–2022)

In 2019, Brown made her feature film debut in Godzilla: King of the Monsters, directed by and produced by Legendary Pictures, portraying Madison Russell, the adolescent daughter of paleontologist Emma Russell () and monarch studies specialist Mark Russell (), whose family's actions inadvertently awaken ancient Titans. The film, part of the MonsterVerse franchise, grossed $385.9 million worldwide against a $170 million budget, though it received mixed reviews for its human storylines amid spectacle-driven battles. Brown's performance as a resourceful teen navigating global catastrophe marked her shift from supporting television roles to larger-scale cinematic projects, leveraging her visibility to secure the part announced in 2017. Building on this, Brown reprised her role as Madison in (2021), directed by , where the character hacks into conspiracy broadcasts to alert the world to escalating Titan conflicts, collaborating with podcaster Bernie Haye () and scientist Ilene Andrews (). Released simultaneously in theaters and on HBO Max amid the , the film earned $470 million globally on a $155–200 million budget, outperforming its predecessor commercially and earning praise for action sequences despite criticisms of thin character arcs. These MonsterVerse entries positioned Brown in high-profile ensemble casts, emphasizing her appeal in young adult survival narratives within blockbuster franchises. Brown secured her first leading film role in Enola Holmes (2020), a Netflix adaptation of Nancy Springer's young adult novels directed by Harry Bradbeer, starring as the titular 14-year-old sister of Sherlock (Henry Cavill) and Mycroft Holmes (Sam Claflin), who embarks on a quest to find her missing mother while uncovering a suffrage conspiracy. The production, filmed in 2019 but released September 23, 2020, drew 76 million Netflix viewing households in its first 28 days, boosted by lockdown demand, and highlighted Brown's martial arts training for fight scenes choreographed to evoke period authenticity without anachronistic empowerment tropes. Critics noted her energetic portrayal, though some faulted the script's modern sensibilities clashing with Victorian setting. She returned as Enola in the sequel Enola Holmes 2 (2022), again for Netflix under director Nate Taylor, investigating her brother's cases while probing factory worker deaths tied to a deadly powder scheme, co-starring Helena Bonham Carter and David Thewlis. Released November 4, 2022, the film served as Brown's feature directorial debut on select second-unit sequences and executive producing credit, reflecting her growing involvement in project development; it amassed 104.3 million views in its first two weeks, surpassing the original's metrics. This period solidified Brown's pivot to starring vehicles blending mystery, action, and historical fiction, diversifying from horror-sci-fi roots while capitalizing on streaming platforms' global reach.

Recent projects and production work (2023–present)

In 2023, Brown focused on and preparatory work for upcoming projects, including her role as Eleven in the fifth and final season of , with filming commencing later that year after delays from industry strikes. She also contributed to the development of adaptations tied to her personal projects, laying groundwork for her expanding production slate. Brown starred in and served as a producer on the Netflix action-fantasy film Damsel, released on March 8, 2024, portraying Elodie, a young woman betrothed to a prince only to be sacrificed to a dragon, emphasizing themes of in a narrative. The film, directed by , featured practical effects for its dragon sequences and received mixed reviews, with critics noting Brown's committed physical performance amid formulaic plotting. Later in 2024, she announced plans to adapt her debut novel Nineteen Steps—a account of her grandmother's experiences—into a Netflix , where she intends to star and produce. In early 2025, Brown appeared in The Electric State, a science-fiction adventure directed by the Russo brothers and released on March 14, 2025, playing Michelle, a teenager searching for her brother in a retro-futuristic world amid robot uprisings, co-starring Chris Pratt and Anya Taylor-Joy. Production on Stranger Things season 5 continued through 2025, culminating in a November 26 premiere, with Brown central to the storyline resolving the Hawkins rift arc in 1987. In a Netflix Tudum interview following the finale, Brown described Eleven's concluding sacrifice as "beautiful and cathartic." Concurrently, Enola Holmes 3, directed by Philip Barantini, with Brown reprising her lead role as the detective sister of Sherlock Holmes, investigating a case in Malta alongside returning cast members Henry Cavill and Louis Partridge, completed production and entered post-production, slated for a summer 2026 release on Netflix; she produced via her company PCMA Productions. Brown established PCMA Productions, named after family initials, to oversee her creative output, crediting it with producer roles on Damsel and subsequent ventures like Enola Holmes 3. In October 2025, she was announced to star as Cassie in the series Prism, a ghost story developed with , executive producing through PCMA to explore supernatural elements in a character-driven format. Other announced projects include Perfect, in pre-production with Brown starring as Olympian Kerri Strug and producing, as well as The Thing About Jellyfish and The Girls I've Been, whose development and production statuses remain uncertain; none have confirmed 2026 release dates. These efforts mark her shift toward greater control over narrative choices, prioritizing stories aligned with her interests in and historical realism over mainstream franchise extensions.

Business and entrepreneurial ventures

Launch of Florence by Mills

In August 2019, at age 15, Millie Bobby Brown announced the launch of Florence by Mills, a beauty brand targeting consumers with vegan, skincare and cosmetics formulated to promote self-expression without harmful ingredients. The brand name derives from Brown's great-grandmother Florence and the actress's family nickname, Mills. The line debuted online on August 26, , via its dedicated website, initially offering nine skincare products such as the Face Mist for hydration and the Swimming Under the Eye Gel Pads for reducing puffiness, alongside four color items including lip glosses and highlighters designed for everyday use. Products were developed in with the company Beach House Group and emphasized accessible, "clean" formulations free from parabens, sulfates, and synthetic dyes, with a portion of proceeds directed toward causes supporting self-expression. Brown positioned the brand as a response to her own experiences with skin issues during , aiming to provide affordable options—priced between $12 and $28—that avoided overwhelming routines while prioritizing efficacy through ingredients like niacinamide and . Retail expansion followed shortly, with availability at stores beginning in September 2019, marking an early entry into physical retail for the direct-to-consumer-focused venture. Initial marketing leveraged Brown's social media presence, amassing over 1 million followers at the time, to drive pre-launch buzz without traditional budgets.

Writing and other media projects

In 2023, Millie Bobby Brown published her , Nineteen Steps, a work of centered on the Bethnal Green tube disaster of March 1943, drawing from accounts of her grandmother's experiences during in . The narrative follows a young woman's coming-of-age amid wartime , romance, and , culminating in the crush that killed 173 people seeking shelter from air raids. Released on September 12, 2023, by , the book achieved commercial success, appearing on bestseller lists, though its authorship has faced scrutiny for relying on ghostwriting assistance, a practice common in memoirs and novels where the named author provides concepts or outlines but professionals handle substantial drafting. Reports indicate with experienced writers, such as historical novelist Kathleen McGurl, highlighting how Brown's promotional and personal anecdotes fueled the project rather than sole composition. Brown has pursued adaptations and original story developments in film. In August 2024, she announced plans to develop, produce, and potentially adapt Nineteen Steps into a through her company PCMA Productions, with Jonathan Eirich attached as . Earlier, in 2019, Brown and her sister Paige co-wrote an original story for the project A Time Lost, which she intended to develop, write, and produce; screenwriter Anna Klassen was hired to expand it into a script, though the film remains in development without a release date. These efforts reflect Brown's expansion into creative control beyond acting, leveraging her platform for narrative projects rooted in personal or familial inspiration. No additional books or standalone writing credits have been released as of October 2025.

Philanthropy and public advocacy

UNICEF Goodwill Ambassadorship

Millie Bobby Brown was appointed 's youngest-ever on November 20, 2018, during World Children's Day celebrations in , at the age of 14. In this capacity, she leverages her public platform to advocate for children's and young people's rights globally, emphasizing issues such as violence, poverty, inequality, , and access to and health services. Her appointment followed prior involvement with , including co-hosting the organization's 70th anniversary event at the in New York in 2016, where she interviewed fellow ambassador . Upon her appointment, Brown starred in a World Children's Day film and delivered remarks at a United Nations noon briefing in New York, calling for greater empowerment of youth voices in decision-making processes. In 2019, she visited UNICEF's global supply hub in Copenhagen, Denmark, where she participated in packing emergency supplies for vulnerable children worldwide, highlighting the logistical efforts behind humanitarian aid delivery. Later that year, she spoke at the World Children's Day summit in New York, co-headlining with David Beckham to demand universal rights for every child. Brown's ambassadorship has extended to virtual and thematic campaigns amid global challenges. In 2020, she addressed and the impacts of alongside youth activists and joined the "World’s Largest Lesson Live" virtual event to promote for children. She also supported the One Love activation against gender-based violence and a with for youth advocacy. By 2021, she released a World video urging adults to heed children's perspectives on global issues. Subsequent efforts focused on girls' , including a 2023 video message at the UN Water Conference advocating for and a 2024 call on for improved access to sanitation products. In 2024, she backed UNICEF's #MAKEAPROMISE campaign in collaboration with to amplify youth commitments to positive change. In 2025, Brown delivered a speech at UNICEF's event during the UN on the Status of Women, centered on the Power4Girls initiative to empower adolescent girls. That March, she traveled to , , to meet adolescent girls and young children, engaging in roundtable discussions on their experiences and challenges. These activities underscore her ongoing emphasis on direct engagement with affected youth to inform advocacy strategies.

Focus on children's rights and environmental issues

In her role as UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, appointed on November 20, 2018, at the age of 14—the youngest person ever selected for the position—Millie Bobby Brown has prioritized advocacy for , leveraging her platform from to highlight issues such as girls' , menstrual hygiene access, , and . She has emphasized empowering adolescent girls, stating in a 2019 World address that works to protect children from harm and discrimination to enable their full development. Brown has engaged directly through field visits, including a March 2025 trip to , , where she met with adolescent girls and young children to discuss their challenges and champion and rights. Additionally, she visited 's global supply hub in to assemble early childhood development kits for children in conflict and disaster zones, promoting play and learning opportunities. Brown has linked to environmental concerns, particularly , describing it in her 2019 United Nations speech as "the greatest threat of the 21st century" that could reverse progress on child protections by exacerbating vulnerabilities like displacement and resource scarcity. She urged global leaders to act decisively, noting that young people are demanding accountability on environmental policies affecting . While her environmental is often framed through the lens of welfare rather than standalone initiatives, Brown has endorsed sustainable practices personally, including promoting eco-friendly brands and highlighting nature's role in . Her efforts align with UNICEF's broader mission, integrating climate impacts—such as those undermining education and health access—into calls for systemic protections for worldwide.

Public image and controversies

Rise to fame and media portrayal

Millie Bobby Brown rose to prominence at age 12 through her portrayal of Eleven in the series , which premiered on July 15, 2016. Her performance as the telekinetic, bald-headed girl escaping a lab garnered critical acclaim for its emotional depth and intensity, positioning her as the breakout star among the young cast. The show's cultural phenomenon status amplified her visibility, with media outlets highlighting her as a prodigious talent who carried much of the series' emotional weight. Early media coverage portrayed Brown as an empowered, resilient figure mirroring her character's arc, often emphasizing her poise under sudden fame despite her youth. Outlets celebrated her shaved-head look as iconic and her rapid ascent, including small prior roles like young Alice in Once Upon a Time in Wonderland (2013), as evidence of innate ability rather than mere luck. By 2018, she was named the youngest person on Time's 100 Most Influential People list, with coverage framing her as a generational voice for youth advocacy. Her appointment as 's youngest in December 2018 at age 14 further solidified this image, with reports lauding her commitment to as authentic and precocious. However, the intensity of her fame drew early scrutiny, including online harassment targeting her appearance and maturity even as a pre-teen. A notable emerged in 2018 when Brown, then 14, disclosed frequent texting with rapper Drake, whom she described as a mentor; while she defended the platonic nature, public and media reaction questioned the appropriateness of an adult celebrity's close contact with a minor, sparking debates on boundaries in fame. This incident highlighted how media portrayal shifted from unalloyed praise to probing her personal associations, amid broader concerns over child stardom's psychological toll, which Brown later reflected affected her social development. Brown's rapid elevation also led to perceptions of her overshadowing co-stars, with some commentary attributing her dominance to standout rather than ensemble dynamics, though this was not universally contested. Overall, initial media narratives privileged her as a symbol of youthful triumph, but undertones of protectiveness emerged regarding exploitation risks, informed by historical precedents of child actors facing unsustainable pressure.

Criticisms of behavior and professional conduct

Brown has been criticized for dominating conversations and interrupting co-stars during promotional interviews for . Observers noted instances where she cut off actors such as , appearing manic or overly energetic, which some interpreted as discourteous and attention-seeking behavior. In October 2023, Brown acknowledged clips circulating online that "penalized" her for such interruptions, attributing them to her personality but facing backlash for lacking awareness of group dynamics in professional settings. In a March 2024 episode of the Table Manners podcast, Brown described her impatience with restaurant service, stating she pre-reviews menus in the car to order immediately upon seating and demands the bill promptly to avoid delays, remarking, "I’ve already looked at the menu in the car… let’s just take the whole thing. It will make your life easier." Critics labeled this as entitled and rude, with social media users accusing her of exhibiting "Karen"-like behavior and disregarding the realities of hospitality work, such as one comment: "Tell me you never worked in hospitality." She has also revealed complaining about subpar service under pseudonyms like "Bethany," which amplified perceptions of pettiness in her professional public persona. Further arose in February 2025 over a photographed interaction with a disabled fan, where Brown remained seated and did not approach for a closer pose, leading to accusations of insufficient and entitlement. Public reaction was divided, with detractors arguing it demonstrated a lack of regard for fans' needs, though supporters viewed it as an innocuous oversight. No direct response from Brown was reported, but the incident contributed to ongoing narratives of her interpersonal conduct drawing mixed professional and public judgment.

Scrutiny over appearance and personal choices

Millie Bobby Brown has faced ongoing public and media scrutiny regarding her physical appearance, particularly accusations that she appears significantly older than her actual age of 21 as of 2025. In late 2024 and early 2025, tabloids and online commentators criticized her for styling choices such as heavy makeup, mature fashion, and a shift to blonde hair, with some claiming she "skipped her 20s and went straight to 40s" or speculating about cosmetic surgery and enhancements. This backlash intensified following a September 2024 photoshoot where fans and outlets questioned alterations to her facial features. On March 4, 2025, Brown addressed the criticism in an video, describing it as "" rather than , with adult writers dissecting her face, body, and personal choices. She refused to apologize for growing and changing over time, highlighting her entry into the industry at age 10 and the public's observation of her natural maturation. Brown further responded on March 12, 2025, to tabloid claims that she "looks 40," stating, "My face grew. What do you want me to do about that?" and refusing to "make myself smaller to fit the mold." She attributed some perceptions to comparisons with her youthful character Eleven, who was styled with minimal makeup to appear childlike, contrasting her current adult aesthetic. Critics, including outlets like Little Britain comedian via tabloid amplification, have focused on her "mommy makeover" look post-marriage, blending appearance critiques with commentary on her life transitions. The scrutiny extends to personal choices influencing her image, such as launching her skincare brand Florence by Mills, which some viewed as premature commercialization of youth, though primary backlash centers on perceived artificial aging via beauty routines rather than of procedures. Brown has maintained that such commentary reflects a broader pattern of tearing down young women in Hollywood, prioritizing natural growth over static expectations. No verified medical or expert analysis supports claims of non-natural changes, with discussions often rooted in subjective visual comparisons across her career spanning from age 12 in 2016 to present.

Personal life

Early relationships and privacy concerns

Brown's first publicized romantic relationship was with singer and social media personality , beginning in late 2017 when she was 13 years old and he was 15. The pair confirmed their relationship publicly in December 2017, sharing affectionate posts on that drew significant attention from fans and media due to their young ages and rising fame from Stranger Things and Sartorius's Musical.ly videos, respectively. The relationship lasted approximately nine months, ending in July 2018, with Brown announcing the breakup via Instagram Stories, stating it was a mutual decision focused on personal growth. Public intensified during this period, as tabloid coverage and fan amplified details of their interactions, including posts and joint appearances, contributing to Brown's early exposure to invasive media interest in her . Brief rumors of involvement with surfaced in 2019 when Brown was 15, but no confirmed relationship materialized beyond social interactions. Brown's rapid ascent to fame following Stranger Things' 2016 debut at age 12 brought privacy challenges, including the broadcast of her on-screen first kiss, which she later described as a profound invasion viewed by millions. This early publicity, combined with and targeted memes—including homophobic content—prompted her to delete her personal account by 2018, citing trust issues stemming from online harassment. Fan encounters escalated concerns, as Brown recounted instances of being filmed during outings, leading her to advocate for boundaries despite her youth. These experiences, amid constant media tracking of her relationships, underscored the causal pressures of child stardom, where empirical patterns of unchecked public access often erode personal agency without institutional safeguards.

Marriage to Jake Bongiovi and family expansion

Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi announced their engagement on April 11, 2023, after dating since 2021, with Brown sharing the news on Instagram alongside a video of Bongiovi proposing underwater during a scuba diving trip. The couple married in a private ceremony on May 24, 2024, opting for a low-key event attended by close family, including Bongiovi's parents Jon Bon Jovi and Dorothea Hurley. They followed this with a larger celebration in Tuscany, Italy, in September 2024, where Brown wore multiple gowns, including a custom lace-detailed design by Galia Lahav for the main ceremony and an Oscar de la Renta corset gown, with the event officiated by Brown's Stranger Things co-star Matthew Modine. In August 2025, Brown and Bongiovi expanded their family by adopting a baby girl, with the couple announcing the news on August 21 via Instagram, stating, "This summer, we welcomed our sweet baby girl through adoption" without disclosing her name. The adoption marked their first child together, and they were subsequently photographed walking with the infant in East Hampton, New York. Brown, who had previously expressed interest in early motherhood, described the experience as transformative in subsequent interviews, noting it aligned with her long-stated family aspirations. As of October 2025, the couple resides together, balancing Brown's acting career with their new parental responsibilities.

Accolades and recognition

Major awards and nominations

Brown has received significant recognition primarily for her role as Eleven in the series , earning two nominations for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series in 2017 and 2018. She was also part of the ensemble cast awarded the Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series in 2017 for the same series. Her performance further garnered a win at the 43rd Saturn Awards for Best Performance by a Younger Actor in a Television Series in 2017. Additional nominations include the Saturn Award for Best Actress in a Streaming Series in 2022 for Stranger Things and for Best Performance by a Younger Actor in a Feature Film in 2021 for Godzilla vs. Kong. Brown has not received Academy Award or Golden Globe nominations as of October 2025.
YearAwardCategoryResultWork
2017Primetime Emmy AwardsOutstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama SeriesNominatedStranger Things
2018Primetime Emmy AwardsOutstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama SeriesNominatedStranger Things
2017Screen Actors Guild AwardsOutstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama SeriesWonStranger Things
2017Saturn AwardsBest Performance by a Younger Actor in a Television SeriesWonStranger Things
2022Saturn AwardsBest Actress in a Streaming SeriesNominatedStranger Things
2021Saturn AwardsBest Performance by a Younger Actor in a Feature FilmNominatedGodzilla vs. Kong

Industry impact and legacy considerations

Brown's central role as Eleven in Stranger Things, which premiered on on July 15, 2016, played a pivotal part in establishing the series as a cornerstone of the streaming service's original content strategy, with Season 4 alone accumulating 286.7 million viewing hours in its first weekend and contributing to over 1 billion hours viewed across the season. The show's overall viewership, totaling 52 billion minutes in 2022, underscored its dominance in driving subscriber engagement and cultural phenomena like nostalgia revivals in media production. This success highlighted the viability of ensemble casts featuring young performers in high-concept genre storytelling, influencing subsequent investments in similar youth-oriented sci-fi and horror projects. Transitioning to production, Brown executive produced Enola Holmes (2020) alongside her sister Paige, marking her entry into creative decision-making at age 16 and contributing to the film's development from script to action sequences, which spawned sequels including Enola Holmes 3 entering production in April 2025. This role demonstrated the potential for adolescent actors to shape female-led adventure franchises, expanding opportunities for young women in period-action genres beyond passive roles. Complementing her on-screen work, Brown's launch of the clean beauty brand Florence by Mills in 2019 targeted Gen Z consumers with products, achieving a sevenfold increase for its acquiring firm by 2024 and extending into fashion lines distributed via major retailers like . In legacy terms, Brown's public advocacy as UNICEF's youngest since 2018 has spotlighted the psychological toll on child actors, including and premature scrutiny, fostering industry discussions on enhanced protections and maturity expectations for minors in high-profile roles. Her trajectory—from breakout child performer to multi-hyphenate producer and entrepreneur—offers a model for amid Hollywood's volatility for young talents, though sustained and project outcomes will determine enduring influence. Recent ventures, such as starring and executive producing the Netflix series Prism announced in October 2025, suggest ongoing diversification beyond Stranger Things.

Works

Film roles

Brown made her feature film debut as Madison Russell in (2019), portraying the adolescent daughter of Monarch scientists who inadvertently contributes to the release of ancient Titans through a . The role marked her transition from television to blockbuster cinema, with the film grossing over $385 million worldwide despite mixed critical reception focused on its spectacle over character depth. She reprised Madison Russell in (2021), where the character uses technical skills to broadcast communications that influence the Titans' alliances amid escalating human intervention in their battles. The sequel earned $470 million globally, benefiting from pandemic-era theatrical and streaming releases, though Brown's reduced screen time reflected a narrative shift toward action sequences. In Enola Holmes (2020), Brown starred as the titular Enola, the resourceful teenage sister of Sherlock Holmes, who defies her brothers to investigate her mother's disappearance and exposes a suffrage-related plot. The Netflix production, viewed by over 64 million households in its first month, highlighted Brown's lead performance in a period mystery blending adventure and social commentary. Brown returned as Enola in the sequel Enola Holmes 2 (2022), tackling a factory worker disappearance that uncovers corporate exploitation and matchmaking fraud in 19th-century London. She executive produced the film, which amassed 87.3 million views in its debut month, emphasizing themes of female agency while drawing praise for her physical comedy and deduction skills. Brown led Damsel (2024) as Elodie, a noblewoman betrothed to a prince whose royal family sacrifices her to fulfill a to a fire-breathing dragon, compelling her to fight for escape using improvised survival tactics. The fantasy , which she also executive produced, debuted to 71.1 million views and centered her in a narrative subverting traditional damsel tropes through self-reliance. In The Electric State (2025), Brown portrayed Michelle, an orphaned teen in a robot-war-ravaged 1990s America, who allies with a smuggler and a sentient robot to locate her presumed-dead brother across hostile territories. Directed by the Russo brothers, the adaptation of Simon Stålenhag's graphic novel featured her in a road-trip quest amid debates over its visual effects and pacing, with the film released on Netflix in March 2025.

Television roles

Millie Bobby Brown debuted on television in 2013 with a guest role as young Alice in the pilot episode of the ABC fantasy series Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, a spin-off of . In 2014, at age 10, she secured her first major television role as Madison Weaver in the sci-fi thriller Intruders, a series based on Michael Marshall Smith's novel exploring body possession and immortality cults. That same year, Brown appeared as young Sarah in the episode "Gut Check" of the CBS procedural NCIS. In 2015, she guest-starred as Ruby, a patient with a rare condition, in an episode of ABC's , and made a brief appearance in the sitcom . These early roles, often portraying vulnerable children, showcased her ability to convey emotional depth despite limited screen time. Brown achieved international breakthrough with her portrayal of Eleven (born Jane Ives), a psychokinetic girl escaping a secret government laboratory, in Netflix's science fiction horror series Stranger Things, created by the Duffer Brothers. The series premiered on July 15, 2016, with Brown cast at age 12 after auditioning with a monologue from Black Swan. Her performance, marked by a shaved head and sparse dialogue relying on facial expressions, earned critical acclaim for capturing Eleven's trauma and resilience. She reprised the role across all seasons, appearing in 41 episodes through the final season released in 2025, evolving the character from a mute experiment to a central figure confronting interdimensional threats. For Stranger Things season 2, Brown received Primetime Emmy and Award nominations for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series. The role propelled her from obscurity to stardom, with the series amassing over 1 billion hours viewed in its first four seasons, though Brown's involvement drew personal challenges including online over her appearance. No other substantial television acting roles followed, as her career shifted toward productions.

Other contributions

Brown launched the skincare and beauty brand by Mills in September 2019, named after her great-grandmother and emphasizing clean, cruelty-free products targeted at consumers. The line includes items like cleansers, masks, and makeup, with an ethos promoting self-expression and natural ingredients. In December 2020, she acquired a majority stake in the brand from its incubator, Group, gaining greater control over its direction. Through the brand, she has supported charitable causes, including raising $40,000 for the Olivia Hope Foundation via a limited-edition eyeshadow palette in 2021. In philanthropy, Brown has been a UNICEF supporter since 2016 and was appointed the organization's youngest on November 20, 2018, during World celebrations. In this role, she has advocated for adolescent girls' rights, visiting programs in and participating in global campaigns like World videos alongside figures such as . She has made direct donations, including funding for 20,000 meals to the Santa Fe Food Depot in March 2020 amid the and contributions to The Sun's 2023 Turkey-Syria earthquake appeal, helping raise over £850,000 collectively. Brown also backs , supporting the Vanderpump Dog Foundation and promoting adoptions. Brown authored the historical novel Nineteen Steps, published on September 12, 2023, drawing from her grandmother's experiences in , . The book, depicting themes of longing, loss, and resilience amid , sparked debate in circles over celebrity-authored works and potential ghostwriting, though defenders highlighted collaborative processes common in the industry and Brown's credited involvement.

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