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The homage to Millie Bobby Brown's birthday is a perfect score. The 21-year-old shared a plethora of old photos to commemorate her husband Jake Bongiovi's 23rd birthday, one of which featured Millie paying homage to the actor in an inappropriate setting.
The Stranger Things actress wore a spaghetti-strapped, plunging white top adorned with sparkling sequins to pose alongside her partner in a May 7 Instagram photo. Her husband's initials and a black heart were inscribed across her right breast to complete the sultry appearance.
As for Jake, he wore a white linen button-down shirt with the word "Hubby" embroidered above his left breast pocket. Jake's parents are musician Jon Bon Jovi and his wife, Dorothea Hurley. In addition, he wore a white baseball cap with the backwards and round sunglasses.
And that was only one way Millie celebrated the special occasion by honoring her partner. The carousel also featured amusing selfies of the two of them, including one taken from a self-checkout counter and another of Millie dozing off with Jake grinning in the background.
The Electric State star wrote, "Happy birthday, hubby," as the caption for the photo. "No one is like you."
In addition to her touching birthday remembrance, Millie has expressed her affection for Jake, whom she tied the knot in May 2024. In fact, she recently reflected on the moment she realized her husband was the one.
"We had dogs together and we were taking care of our animals and we started living this day-to-day life," Millie said to Alex Cooper during the Call Her Daddy podcast's March 12 episode. "Oh, I don't think I could ever see you as anything else," I thought. Never again do I want to be with anyone else. I don't want to meet people or go on dates. Like, "I want you."
Additionally, Millie discovered that the two had a deeper connection that went beyond their everyday interactions.
"When we started talking about politics and how we wanna raise our kids and we start talking about really, really bigger things that I’d never spoken about," she said. "Anyway, I've never discussed that with boys. However, to be able to even think about those things, I was like, ‘S--t. OK, maybe I do wanna be with you forever.'"
