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Millie Bobby Brown and her husband Jake Bongiovi just gave fans a delightful surprise, welcoming an unexpected and absolutely adorable new member to their growing family.
The Stranger Things actress took to Instagram on Monday to introduce Florence June Bongiovi, a newborn baby donkey born on their Georgia farm on June 9, 2025. Nestled in a straw-lined barn, Florence was pictured lying peacefully, instantly capturing the hearts of fans around the world.
Millie shared that the little donkey is named after her great-grandmother, Florence, adding a deeply personal touch to the announcement.
Credit: Instagram
Though Millie didn’t give too many details in the post, long-time fans will know that she and Bongiovi have a strong connection with animals. The couple live on a sprawling rural estate in Georgia and already care for a wide variety of pets, including horses, sheep, goats, and, yes, two other donkeys.
With Florence's arrival, their pet count now sits at an impressive 63 animals.
Fans and fellow celebrities flooded the comments section with love and heart emojis, calling the new arrival “the cutest thing ever” and praising Millie for her peaceful, animal-loving lifestyle.
The couple, who married earlier this year in a private ceremony attended by close family and friends, have frequently posted updates from their quiet life on the farm, offering a refreshing change from Hollywood glamour.
Brown didn't share any additional details about the sweet baby animal, but she’s previously opened up about the many animals she and Bongiovi care for on their farm, including a pregnant donkey – Credit Instagram
Florence June’s arrival has added another layer of joy to the couple’s first year of marriage and has firmly established their farm as one of the most animal-friendly celebrity homes in the U.S.
Millie, who has several film and television projects lined up, including the final season of Stranger Things, has often said that life on the farm helps keep her grounded amid fame.
And now, with a tiny new resident and an ever-growing animal family, it looks like life couldn’t be sweeter for the Bongiovis.
