Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi couldn't be happier. On September 21st, the couple celebrated their second anniversary together by sharing a romantic video and a rare photo featuring their newly formed family of four.
© Getty Images for NetflixThe video was shared by Bongiovi and shows him and Brown singing "Come on, Eileen." The clip is elaborate, showing the two dancing through different locations and luxurious destinations, including the Venice canals, as they sing along to the song.
The recordings also show Brown, recorded by Bongiovi, singing along to the song in their car and while on vacation. "2 years mrs b, come on!" he captioned the clip.
Brown's post was simpler, showing a photo and a video of the two enjoying their family vacation in a beautiful villa in Tuscany. The first image shows their family from behind, with Bongiovi and Brown holding on to each of their kids.
The video shows Brown and Bongiovi in what appears to be that same villa, with the two dancing and sharing a kiss.
"two years married. oh, how you have changed my life, j.
i love love love you! here's to always marching to the beat of our own drum," she captioned the post.
Their growing family
Earlier this month, Brown and Bongiovi welcomed their second child. The two shared the news with a very low-key post, showing them holding on to their baby's little hand, with Brown wearing a ring that reads "Mom."
In the caption, the two also revealed their child's gender: "Hi little guy!"
Last year, around this same time, the couple announced that they had welcomed their first child together. “This summer we welcomed our sweet baby girl through adoption. We are beyond excited to embark on this beautiful next chapter of parenthood in both peace and privacy,” she wrote on Instagram. “And then there were 3.”
Brown has been private about her kids, revealing no details like their names or their faces. She's shared that she wants them to grow up as privately and normally as possible.
In a June conversation with UNICEF, she opened up about motherhood. “People say they love their children,” Brown said. “I don’t understand how that much happens in my heart. I don’t know how the feeling is so overwhelming. It’s just incomprehensible.”
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