Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi celebrate 2nd anniversary

Millie Bobby Brown calls Jake Bongiovi her 'literal best friend'

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Millie Bobby Brown Calls Jake Bongiovi Her Literal Best Friend
Millie Bobby Brown Calls Jake Bongiovi Her 'Literal Best Friend'

Millie Bobby Brown and husband Jake Bongiovi had plenty to celebrate on their two-year wedding anniversary this week, marking the milestone just days after quietly welcoming their second child. 

"Two years married. Oh, how you have changed my life, J," Brown, 22, wrote on Instagram Monday, September 21. 

"I love love love you! Here's to always marching to the beat of our own drum."

The couple, who tied the knot in a small ceremony in May 2024 before a larger celebration in Italy that September, marked the occasion with a return trip to Cetinale, the Tuscan villa where they held their bigger wedding. 

Brown shared a family photo from the getaway showing the couple with their backs to the camera amid stunning ruins and trees, Brown holding their daughter on her hip while Bongiovi carried their baby son. 

She also posted a video of the two dancing together and sharing a kiss during the trip.

Bongiovi, 24, marked the anniversary with his own tribute, sharing a playful video of the couple singing along to Dexys Midnight Runners' 1982 hit Come on Eileen across various European locations, captioned, "2 years mrs b, come on!." 

The clip showed the pair sipping cocktails, dancing in circles and goofing around together, with one moment capturing Brown holding their son while seated among tourists. 

Brown reposted the video to her own Instagram Story, calling her husband her "literal best friend."

The anniversary tributes come just days after the couple confirmed the arrival of their second child, a son, via adoption. 

The couple also share a daughter, whom they adopted in the summer of 2025. 

Announcing the new arrival, Brown and Bongiovi wrote in a joint post, "We are beyond excited to embark on this beautiful next chapter of parenthood in both peace and privacy. And then there were 3."