Millie Bobby Brown met Jake Bongiovi on Instagram in 2021, sparking chats that turned real fast. By summer, they posed publicly at events, her hand in his amid flashbulbs. Bond grew through New York strolls and Bahamas getaways, her posts glowing with affection.
Engagement hit in April 2023. She flashed a diamond ring in black-and-white shots, captioning with summer love lines. Jake mirrored the reveal, both beaming in simple frames. Fans flooded the likes, buzzing over the young pair’s bold step.
May 2024 brought the first wedding, tiny and tucked away. Closest kin joined, including Jon Bon Jovi and wife Dorothea, plus Millie’s folks. Vows stayed intimate, no big crowd, just heartfelt promises in a low-key spot.
Universal Studios snaps confirmed it weeks later. She rocked “wifey” shorts and party hat, him grinning beside. That hard launch settled bets, proving papers signed and rings real. Life shifted to a wedded rhythm quickly.
October 2024 upped the ante with Italy’s lavish follow-up. Lakeside villa hosted hundreds, with fairy lights and florals everywhere. British singer Raye performed at the reception, her set a highlight per Millie’s later chat.
Jon backed it all strongly. Radio spots saw him praise her drive, predicting growth together. At 20 for the small do, she dove in young, name change to Bongiovi, sealing the commitment. Path felt right amid her rising fame.
Baby Joy Anchors Their Nest
August 2025 news rocked fans: adopted baby girl joined the family. Noah Schnapp, her Stranger Things pal, stepped up as godfather. Posts showed pure bliss, tiny hands, and family cuddles in soft light.
Georgia-based suits them perfectly. Quiet acres offer space from paparazzi, her taking his surname a nod to fresh starts. Daily life mixes playdates and script reads; she balances mum duties with shoots.
Jake bonds deep, too. September 2025 marked one year since Italy, his post, calling her beautiful wife amid many more ahead. Shared adventures like theme parks highlight their playful core, baby, along for rides.
Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi (Credit: NBC)
Parenthood tests and strengthens. Millie shares snippets of midnight feeds and giggles, crediting Jake’s steady hand. Noah’s role adds a trusted circle, Stranger Things ties extending to the real family.
Rock roots run strong. Jake’s Bon Jovi lineage brings music nights at home, with Dad jamming with the little one. Adopted path shows their open hearts, prioritizing love over bloodlines.
Challenges pop up as the tabloid watches the young mum’s life. She pushes back softly, focusing on joy. Jake’s model-actor gigs sync with hers, a duo supporting through awards and auditions.
Fame Tests Young Family Bond
The Stranger Things finale looms large in 2026, pulling Millie back to Hawkins. Enola Holmes 3 films too, her producer hat adding weight. Jake cheers from the sidelines, their setup thriving under spotlights.
Italy does draw A-listers, with Raye’s tunes setting romantic tones. Photos captured veil moments and dances, her gown a dream swirl. A bigger bash let friends celebrate what a small one started.
Public eyes scrutinize age and pace. At 22 now, with baby and hubby, skeptics question rush. She owns choices, posts radiating content amid career peaks.
Georgia haven shields best. Farm life rumors swirl, animals and acres for baby steps. Jake’s posts mix family frames with solo shots; balance is key to their groove.
Anniversary vibes hit sweet. His loving words mark milestones, her replies full of gratitude. Adopted girl’s arrival cements the unit, godfather Noah snapping pics for memories.
Future shines bright. Netflix wraps test bonds, but history holds firm. From DM slides to diaper changes, they prove solid young love. Fans root hard, tracking every tender update.
Wedding doubles showed growth. Small for soul, grand for show, Raye’s voice ties magic. Jon’s pride beams publicly, family web is tight-knit.
Parent hacks emerge in chats. Millie touts routines and rest, Jake’s calm a rock. Circle small but fierce, shielding from noise. Hollywood tests fade against home wins.
As 2026 rolls in, projects beckon. She juggles sets and bottles; he models strongly. Bond weathers storms, proving vows more than words. Quiet power in their shared path.
Fans lit up social media last December when Tate McRae stepped out in New York City with New Jersey Devils star Jack Hughes. The pair strolled casually through Manhattan streets, just one day after she cheered at his game following an 18-game injury absence.
Earlier that month, they grabbed dinner in the West Village, adding logs to the rumor fire that started bubbling in November.
McRae’s hockey ties run deep, from past relationships to performances like her 2024 NHL All-Star slot where Hughes played. She grew up in Calgary, a hockey hotbed, and dated Columbus Blue Jackets forward Cole Sillinger from 2021 to 2023, sharing Cabo trips and Fashion Week moments before parting ways.
Those Hughes photos hit different, though, with outlets like People and E! zooming in on their easy chemistry amid her post-breakup glow-up.
No official words from either side, true to McRae’s private style. She dodged romance talk in a December 2025 Rolling Stone feature, right as tour dates packed her calendar. Speculation peaked anyway, with Instagram reels and Reddit threads debating if the 22-year-old singer found her next muse in the 24-year-old center.
Post-LAROI Heartbreak Tracks
McRae’s split from Australian rapper The Kid LAROI grabbed headlines after 18 months together. They linked up in early 2024 with Mexico getaways and LA dinners, going Instagram official on her 21st birthday that July.
Joint stage moments, like her Madison Square Garden show, and a collab track “I Know Love” from her February 2025 album, So Close to What, sealed their public vibe.
Things cooled by summer 2025. McRae confirmed the June breakup in that Rolling Stone chat, dropping “Tit for Tat” months later as fans connected dots to LAROI’s “A Cold Play.”
Tate McRae (Credit: BBC)
She called the scrutiny scary, hating how it painted a messier picture than reality, yet Taylor Swift gave the diss track a shoutout on late-night TV. LAROI chimed in on X that July, saying they’re on good terms amid yacht birthday pics without him.
Her music poured out the raw side. Songs like “Nobody’s Girl” captured 22-year-old isolation amid arena crowds, while “Horseshoe” owned the pop star loneliness.
That deluxe album drop, SO CLOSE TO WHAT???, hit with Grammy nods and VMA spots, proving heartbreak fueled her biggest year. Before LAROI, a brief 2019-2021 link to Calgary’s Quinn Hader stayed super low-key.
Solo Mode Takes Center Stage
Fast-forward to 2026, and McRae sounds all-in on single life. A January Facebook post from music pages quoted her Rolling Stone plans: quality time with “hearty, grounded girls and gays,” no dating apps allowed.
Her Miss Possessive Tour wrapped in late 2025, but fresh covers like Rolling Stone’s January 2026 issue spotlight career wins over a couple of goals.
Hockey whispers linger, especially with Olympic team chatter tying her to the USA’s Hughes squad. Still, no confirmations stick six months past those NYC walks.
McRae thrives on mum matters, letting hits like “Greedy” and F1 soundtrack cuts do the talking. Outlets from Cosmopolitan to ELLE track her history but land on privacy as her power move.
Multiple angles pop up in fan forums. Some ship the athlete-pop star crossover hard, citing her rink history. Others buy the solo narrative, given tour demands and post-split singles.
The business side shines too, with Wallen’s collab “What I Want” topping charts despite backlash. As 2026 rolls in, expect more music than PDA reveals.
