When it comes to his son Jake Bongiovi’s connection with Millie Bobby Brown, Jon Bon Jovi is a very supportive parent. The rising actress is adored by Jon and Jake’s family, who are thrilled to see their son and Millie getting along so well, according to a source close to the Bon Jovi frontman who spoke exclusively to HollywoodLife. “Jake Bongiovi’s famous father Jon is very supportive of his relationship with Millie and so is his mom, Dorothea,” the source said.
According to a source close to Jon and Dorothea, they are delighted for the young pair and notice many parallels between the actress and their son from the time they first started dating. The insider confirmed, “A lot of people believe that Jake and Millie are just experiencing young puppy love and that it won’t last, but Jake’s parents know that it can last because they were the same ages as Jake and Millie when they started dating in 1980.”
Jake has not only given the Stranger Things actress his parents’ blessing, but he has also introduced her to his extended family. “Millie has met Jake’s entire family and they all adore her. They couldn’t be happier that he with such a beautiful, caring, and loving woman,” the insider claimed. Dorothea and Jon had four children together, including Jake. The couple also has a younger daughter, Stephanie as well as two other boys, Jesse, and Romeo. The couple has been dating for almost a year, with their first formal date taking place in June 2021.
Jake has been Millie’s date for a variety of notable occasions since they began dating, including when she walked the red carpet at the BAFTAs in March and the season four premiere of Stranger Things. Aside from accompanying Millie to red carpet events, Jake and the actress have shared several images of themselves on social media, adoring each other. When the couple attended a Harry Styles performance in June, she captioned the photo, “Alex play ‘Love Of My Life’ by Harry Styles.”
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