How Millie Bobby Brown’s ‘priorities have shifted’ since welcoming second child with husband Jake Bongiovi

See more of our coverage in your search results. Millie Bobby Brown may be the star of “Stranger Things,” but these days she’s embracing the simpler things. The Emmy nominee has settled into a quieter lifestyle since welcoming her second child with husband Jake Bongiovi, a source exclusively told Page Six. “Millie and Jake were still going out quite a bit after adopting their daughter,” the insider said. “They loved spending time with friends, going to parties and enjoying nights out together, and they were still enjoying that part of their lives. But things have definitely changed since welcoming their second baby.” The Emmy nominee has settled into a quieter lifestyle since welcoming her second child with husband Jake Bongiovi, pictured in May 2026, a source exclusively told Page Six. SONIC / BACKGRID According to the insider, Brown and Bongiovi, pictured in November 2025, “were still going out quite a bit after adopting their daughter.” milliebobbybrown/Instagram According to the source, Brown, 22, has “really slowed down” socially and is spending much more of her time at home with Bongiovi, 24, and their two children. “She isn’t nearly as interested in going out as much anymore,” the insider said. “She’s much more of a homebody these days and would rather spend time with Jake and the kids than be out partying.” Although the “Enola Holmes” star is still enjoying her 20s, her family has increasingly become the center of her world. “She’s still young and likes to have fun, but her priorities have shifted,” the source said. “She’s really enjoying this chapter of her life and having a family of four.” “Things have definitely changed since welcoming their second baby,” the source said of Brown and Bongiovi, pictured in December 2025. BlayzenPhotos / BACKGRID That shift doesn’t extend to Brown’s career as the source explained the actress has “absolutely no plans to slow down” professionally as she settles into life as a mom of two, pictured in July 2025. milliebobbybrown/Instagram However, that shift doesn’t extend to Brown’s career as the source explained that the actress has “absolutely no plans to slow down” professionally as she settles into life as a mom of two. Brown currently has a packed slate of upcoming projects, including “Nineteen Steps,” which is filming, “Prism,” which is in pre-production, and an upcoming Netflix spy series with her “Stranger Things” co-star David Harbour. Brown and Bongiovi announced earlier this month that they had welcomed their second child, a baby boy. Brown and Bongiovi announced earlier this month that they had welcomed their second child, a baby boy. Instagram/@milliebobbybrown The couple shared the first glimpse of their “little guy” on Instagram on Sept. 17, with Brown posting a sweet snap of the newborn’s tiny hand wrapped around her finger. Millie Bobby Brown/Instagram The couple shared the first glimpse of their “little guy” on Instagram shortly afterward, with Brown posting a sweet snap of the newborn’s tiny hand wrapped around her finger. Their son arrived just over a year after Brown and Bongiovi revealed they had become first-time parents by adopting a baby girl. The pair announced the news in August 2025, telling fans they were “beyond excited to embark on this beautiful next chapter of parenthood in both peace and privacy.” Their son arrived just over a year after Brown and Bongiovi revealed they had become first-time parents by adopting a baby girl, pictured above in August 2026. BACKGRID Brown and Bongiovi secretly tied the knot in May 2024 before celebrating with a lavish second wedding ceremony in Italy later that year. peteburkill/Instagram Brown and Bongiovi, the son of rocker Jon Bon Jovi, began dating in 2021 and announced their engagement in April 2023. They secretly tied the knot in May 2024 before celebrating with a lavish second wedding ceremony in Italy later that year. The couple have largely kept their children out of the spotlight, with Brown and Bongiovi choosing not to publicly share their names or their faces. Reps for Brown and Bongiovi did not respond to Page Six’s request for comment. Community Guidelines Welcome to the Page Six Community! Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space. In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience. Simply put, keep it civil. 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