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Jake Bongiovi Bonds With Fiancée Millie Bobby Brown's Family During NYC Outing
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Date:2025-04-15 19:38:06
No strange things happening here, just some family bonding.
Millie Bobby Brown recently had a night out in New York City with her fiancé Jake Bongiovi and his future in-laws—her parents, Kelly and Robert Brown.
For the June 28 occasion, the Stranger Things actress was photographed in a pink leopard print slip dress and block heeled sandals, completing the look with bold gold hoops. She kept her hair classic and casual in a simple bob. For his part, Jake kept it simple in a short sleeved, cream-colored button down, cargo shorts and white sneakers.
The group of four were joined by Millie's costar and BFF Noah Schnapp as well as British actor Gregg Sulkin for dinner at Don Angie in the West Village.
The sweet family outing comes more than two months after and Millie announced their engagement in April. For the big announcement, the Enola Holmes actress borrowed from Taylor Swift's "Lover," captioning her April Instagram post, "I've loved you three summers now, honey, I want 'em all."
And this is not the only happy occasion for which the couple have had reason to celebrate recently—Millie celebrated her fiancé's 21st birthday with a sweet message.
"this sums us up. In bliss, exploring together," the 19-year-old captioned her May 7 post, which featured a series of pictures of the couple hand-in-hand. "I am eternally holding your hand. happy birthday fiancé. I love you."
And while some people have expressed hesitation over the pair, who first sparked romance rumors 2021, getting engaged so young, there is one person who has a lot of confidence when it comes to the couple's future: Jake's dad Jon Bon Jovi.
"I don't know if age matters," the rocker said on SiriusXM's Andy Cohen Live in May. "If you find the right partner and you grow together, I think that would be my advice really: growing together is wise. Growing together."
And to relive the couple's sweetest moments from the very beginning, keep reading.
Millie and Jake enjoyed a day out with her sister Ava Brown, 11, and friends at the Six Flags Over Georgia theme park.
Millie and Jake were spotted out to dinner at Don Angie in New York City's West Village in June 2023, where they were joined by Millie's parents Kelly and Robert Brown.
Millie announced the couple's engagement on Instagram, quoting Taylor Swift's song "Lover." The two would go on to celebrate with family and friends at an engagement party weeks later.
Jake marked Millie's 19th birthday on Feb. 19, 2023 with a sweet tribute, writing, "Another year around the sun together happy 19th to the girl of my dreams."
The sweet post included photos of the couple.
The pair's silly side is depicted in one image of Jake and Millie clowning around in the pool
Jake and Millie snuggle up in a romantic selfie.
Millie shared photos of the couple in celebration of the New Year, writing, "endlessly in love with the year I've had."
One snapshot showed a photo booth strip of the loved-up couple.
As Millie put it, "grateful for my friends, family, donkey (bernard), my doggies, my puppies teeth, and my partner for life."
Millie and Jake were twinning at the premiere of Stranger Things season four in New York City.
Millie and Jake make their first joint appearance at a celebrity event—the 2022 BAFTA Film Awards in London.
"We're starting a band," Jake wrote on Instagram, "send name ideas."
Jake posted this photo, with the caption, "bff <3"
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