It's a celebratory start of fall for Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi.
Not only are the actress, 22, and her model husband, 24, basking in the glow of welcoming a second child, they're also celebrating a second year of marriage.
On Monday, September 21, Millie took to her Instagram page with a photo of herself and Jake with their two children at Cetinale, a stunning vacation home in Tuscany and the location of their second lavish wedding ceremony in 2024.
Millie Bobby Brown's new family memory
The couple were pictured from a distance, with one holding their daughter, who they adopted in the summer of 2025, and the other holding their newborn son, whose arrival they confirmed earlier this month.
And in a second clip, the pair were filmed dancing around the venue and embracing with a kiss. "Two years married. oh, how you have changed my life, j," Millie gushed in the caption of her post. "I love love love you! here's to always marching to the beat of our own drum."
Fans responded to the post with a flurry of heart emojis and comments like: "happy anniversary mills!!!" and: "They are so sweet; I love this marriage," plus: "And now there's four of you," as well as: "YOU TWO ARE SO CUTEEEEEE!"
Millie and Jake's Tuscany wedding
The pair first tied the knot earlier in 2024 before hosting a second, more luxurious ceremony in Tuscany with their many famous friends and family members, with Millie's Stranger Things "Papa" Matthew Modine acting as the officiant.
"It was absolutely sublime," the actor told Vanity Fair of the experience. "I was surprised how emotional I became during the vows. I'd been witness to so much of Millie's private life and her professional career – and I'd seen her grow from that adorable child into a beautiful and thoughtful adult."
"I was with her when she first met young Jake. And now she's beginning a whole new life with such a kind man."
The young couple's relationship and marriage
The Enola Holmes actress also spoke in the same interview about the clarity she and Jake shared about their marriage at such a young age (Millie was 20 at the time, Jake was 22). "We were pretty united going into it," she explained.
"We talked about our political views, what kind of family we want to build, the kind of home we want to live in, the kind of relationship we're looking for, the kind of careers we want. It's such an important decision, and we wanted to make sure we were making the right one. I knew I was. It always felt right with him."
As for what she'd learned after marriage? "Loving someone and being in love are two different things. I think I loved a lot of people I was with, like I loved my friends. But he is the first man I've ever loved and been in love with. If we're not fully invested, then what's the point? We have to be, and we always have been."








