Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi have ‘secretly married’ it has been reported.
Insiders claim that the 20-year-old Stranger Things star and 22-year-old model, who is the son of Jon Bon Jovi, ‘tied the knot last weekend’ in the states, according to The Sun.
DailyMail.com has reached out to reps for Brown and Bongiovi.
According to sources, Jon was there as well as Millie’s parents.
‘Millie and Jake quietly said their vows in America last weekend,’ the person close to the couple shared. ‘They are planning a bigger ceremony in the US later this year but now they have legally married and done all the paperwork.’
‘It was a very low-key, romantic affair with their closest family with them as they said their vows,’ it was added.
The two stars shared their engagement news in separate Instagram posts in April 2023.
Showing off her glimmering ring in a black and white photo, Brown beamed from ear to ear while Bongiovi wrapped his arms around her.
Quoting Taylor Swift’s 2019 song Lover, she wrote in the caption, ‘I’ve loved you three summers now, honey, I want ’em all.’
Jake shared an announcement post to his page, simply writing, ‘forever,’ along with two snaps of the couple.
Earlier this year, Bon Jovi confirmed he would be performing at the wedding ceremony.
When asked on the red carpet of the 2024 MusiCares Person of the Year gala if he would be sing at the nuptials, he emphatically told DailyMail.com: ‘Yes!’
Millie spilled on the Today show back in September that she and Jake were sharing wedding planning responsibilities.
‘It has not been stressful at all for me. Jake is very involved. He’s very helpful during the whole process,’ she opened up.
The Netflix sensation added, ‘I’ve never felt alone in it, which I think is really nice. I’m always like, “Is this a good idea? Is this a good idea?”
‘But ultimately, it’s just a very intimate day for the both of us and we’re really both very excited.’
And speaking with the Sunday Times last year, Brown gushed about her now-husband: ‘After we met, we knew we never wanted to leave each other’s side. You can’t pinpoint why [someone is “the one”], it’s just the feeling of knowing that that’s the person you want to spend the rest of your time with.’
‘I think so much of life is overthinking,’ she mused. ‘The one thing that made clear sense to me was him. So I didn’t really have to do much thinking.’
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