Millie Bobby Brown’s prominence in “Stranger Things” and her commendable role as UNICEF’s youngest Goodwill Ambassador are well-known facets of her public image. Yet, a recent feature in Glamour UK’s “Women of the Year” reveals a deeper layer: her self-discovery as a feminist, intriguingly initiated by insights from a psychic.
Following this enlightening moment, Brown immersed herself in understanding feminism. Her rigorous exploration led her to associate feminism profoundly with the concept of ‘opportunity’. This wasn’t a mere academic realization; Brown manifested her belief into a tangible initiative by founding PCMA. This production company stands as a testament to her vision of fostering opportunities for emerging female talents.
Even prior to this feminist enlightenment, Brown’s commitment to global welfare was evident. At just 14, she was a prominent advocate for the accessibility of menstrual products worldwide, showcasing an early alignment with humanitarian endeavors.
On a more personal note, her relationship with Jake Bongiovi, son of the iconic Jon Bon Jovi, has been transformational. Their bond transcends the usual romantic ties, offering Brown a reflective lens to recognize and embrace facets of her personality she had previously overlooked. This growth was beautifully symbolized in an Instagram post where Brown, sporting an engagement ring, drew from Taylor Swift’s “Lover” lyrics to depict the essence of their relationship. From their initial appearances in New York City in June 2021 to their presence at the 2022 BAFTAs, their evolving relationship narrative has consistently garnered attention.
