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Millie Bobby Brown changes her name after marriage

Millie Bobby Brown changes her name after the wedding: Noah Schnapp laughs at the hilarious confusion

Millie Bobby Brown has had quite a few different versions of her name throughout the years – and it stands to change even now. After she turned her relationship status to ‘married,’ the 21-year-old had the name altercation yet again. However, her best friend and impeccable actor, Noah Schnapp, got confused with the similar-sounding names, leading to chaotic laughter.

Noah Schnapp laughs at the liarious confusion

Brown and Schnapp feature in the renowned series ‘Stranger Things,’ and the final season has led to immense hype all over the internet. During the promotional interview for VT, Noah was asked whether he knew the full name of the actress. “Oh…Millifer?” he jestingly asked, making the 21-year-old actress give a disappointed face. “It’s Millie. Bonnie. Brown,” he claimed. While he received two ‘yeahs’ from Millie for the first two names, the surname caused a proper mess. Well, Noah thought he got the name and proceeded to say, “Oh, Millie Bonnie Brown Bonjovi.” The ‘Damsel’ actress immediately said, “No,” prompting laughter. Noah started giving her options with ‘Millie Bonnie Bobby Brown,’ ‘Millie Bonnie Brown Bonjovi,’ and ‘Millie Bonnie Brown…’ Certainly, no name was correct, and he only received ‘NOs’ from the actress. He continued, “Millie Bonnie Bonjovi Brown.” Millie said as Noah kept squealing with laughter, “Just drop the BROWN! Drop the Bobby!” Finally, the actress revealed, “It’s Millie Bonnie Bonjovi. Millie BonBon.” Schnapp concluded, “Oh. MBBBBBB.”

About ‘Stranger Things’

As for their professional life, the fifth season of ‘Stranger Things’ was recently released in November, with the first three episodes. From the jaw-dropping twists to heartfelt changes, every minute had a stunning impact. The second part will be dropped on December 25, 2025, and the final episode will be released on New Year’s Day Eve. Alongside Millie and Noah, the cast includes Finn Wolfhard, Joe Keery, Natalia Dyer, Caleb McLaughlin, Gaten Matarazzo, Charlie Heaton, Maya Hawke, Winona Ryder, David Harbour, and many more. Go to Source

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