Millie Bobby Brown and her husband, Jake Bongiovi, have quietly expanded their family once again, becoming parents to a second child through adoption.
The “Stranger Things” star, 22, and Bongiovi, 24, recently welcomed their newest addition, according to a source who confirmed the news to PEOPLE. The couple have not publicly shared the baby’s name, gender or other identifying details, and their representatives have not publicly commented on the report.
The news comes just over a year after Brown and Bongiovi welcomed their first child, a daughter, through adoption in August 2025. At the time, the couple announced that they were beginning a new chapter of parenthood while asking for peace and privacy for their family.
Brown may have quietly hinted that her family had grown earlier this month. In a September 7 Instagram post from the couple’s trip to the Dolomites in Italy, Brown was seen carrying their daughter while Bongiovi walked beside her with a baby carrier strapped to his chest. The newest baby was not visible in the video.
The couple have remained notably private about their children since becoming parents. They have not publicly revealed their first daughter’s name or shown her face, and the same approach appears to be continuing with their newest family member.
Adoption has long been important to Brown. During a June appearance on Kylie Kelce’s “Not Gonna Lie” podcast, she said adoption had been part of her childhood dreams and described it as an expression of lasting love. She also said she hopes to have biological children in the future, making clear that the two paths are not mutually exclusive for her.
Brown and Bongiovi married in 2024 after beginning their relationship in 2021. Since then, they have largely kept their personal life away from the spotlight while occasionally sharing small glimpses of their family life with fans.
For now, the biggest details about the couple’s second child remain private. What has been reported is that Brown and Bongiovi are now parents of two, with their latest addition joining the family through adoption.