Millie Bobby Brown shares her insecurities. Image Source: LA Times
Millie Bobby Brown shares her insecurities.
In a recent cover story interview for Allure, Millie Bobby Brown, in a recent cover story interview for Allure, shared about her unhealthy situation with ex-Hunter Ecimovic and bidding goodbye to social media.
During the interview, the interviewer described Millie as amiable, open, and immediately likable. Millie added that she enjoyed being different people because she always struggled with self-identity and knowing who she was and explained that even as a young person she always felt like she did not quite belong in every room she was in and she struggled with loneliness bit.
According to Millie, she always felt alone in a crowd and always assumed that perhaps no one understood her. As a result, she preferred portraying roles with who others could understand and connect since she believed that no one could relate to who Millie was. When Millie was ten years old and going through the audition process for Eleven on Stranger Things, one of the influential casting directors told her that she would not succeed in the business because she was too mature. The actress now admits that she cried when she heard this, but she had always known that she was mature and that she could do nothing with that.
The actress continued by claiming that no one in her class was as mature as she was and that hearing it from a casting director was difficult for her since she had always associated maturity with positive traits. As a result, when she heard this, it stung but her parents encouraged her to record her audition because she said that they knew how much she loved acting. She discovered a group of individuals who would help her feel less alone on the sets of Stranger Things after she was cast for part of her life three months later. According to Millie, her character Eleven taught her that on-screen representation may give viewers more power. She has brought this understanding into her work and founded PCMA Productions with her parents as a result. Asserting that there is something about performing that makes her feel strong, influential, and like someone who might inspire people, Millie claimed that when she realized she could do something to alter the world, she seized the chance.
One of the most well-known persons in the world as Eleven, actress Millie Bobby Brown said that celebrities can sometimes have a negative side. Similar to Selena Gomez, Millie doesn't have social media apps on her phone, and her staff manages her Facebook and Instagram accounts. It's difficult for Millie to escape the idea that others are fixated on what she does or says, she said, adding that she sought treatment to deal with the online abuse she experienced.
Despite being extremely young, Millie has endured years of improper sexualization, trolling, and online abuse. She revealed that, before deleting her accounts on Twitter and TikTok, she frequently received offensive remarks, irate threats, and NSFW missives from adult males. The actress communicates with her followers via blog postings on the "Florence by Mills" website and claims that it benefits her because no one can leave comments, but over time, the actress has grown to find it difficult to comprehend why she inspires such animosity.
Where is this hatred coming from, wonders Millie, when the person being disliked doesn't even know who they are yet? She claimed that over time, she started to develop more, and her family and friends helped her realize that she didn't have to be whatever other people thought she should be. Instead, all she needed to do was grow inside, which she did and still does.
As she began dating TikTok star Hunter Ecimovic in 2020, Millie Bobby Brown found herself in an "unhealthy scenario." She later revealed that it took all of her willpower to leave the relationship, which she did in January 2021. It was good for her to simply cope with it individually and no one else noticed, but suddenly the world knew and it was awful, she said, adding that she felt extremely exposed and no one on the set understood how she was or what she was going through.
It was a year of healing when Hunter Ecimovic went live on social media and made ludicrous, damaging statements about the actor, she recalls. This is especially true when someone is publicly humiliated and feels helpless and powerless. She says that leaving and realizing that she is priceless and that this individual didn't steal anything from her gave her a great sense of empowerment. She claimed that it seemed as though a chapter in her life that had felt so fucking long had finally concluded. Millie Bobby Brown has now happily moved on and is currently dating Jake Bongiovi, but Hunter's comments came when she was in a relationship with Jake and it still hurt her as he called himself a 'groomer' since he was 20 and Millie was 16 when she were in a relationship.
Her representatives stated to E! News in July 2021 saying that Hunter Ecimovic's statements on social media are not only dishonest, but also reckless, rude, and nasty. They are taking measures to guarantee that he ceases this behavior once and for all, rather than having a public conversation with him through the media or on social media. Jake Bongiovi has been very good for her.
Millie went on to say that she wants to use her work to let young girls and people, in general, know that she experiences the same things as they do.The actress continues by saying that while she appears in Stranger Things and sells skin care products, she is not a flawless person and has made some poor choices. She is a human services student at Purdue University who attends classes online. In this program, individuals learn about the system and how to support young people she explained.
Enola Holmes, Enola Holmes 2, and Damsel are all ascribed to her family's production firm. Enola Holmes 2 will be released this autumn. She co-wrote two scripts with her sister Paige, one of which was inspired by the life of her grandmother. As a global brand, Florence by Mills is expanding quickly. Additionally, Millie is still a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, focusing on young women's education and menstruation health. She is prepared to accept the responsibility that comes with having tens of millions of people depending on her every word.
Millie said that her message is that young ladies deserve an education when asked what advice she would want to provide to young females right now. All young individuals should have equal rights. You have a right to love the people you desire. Be the person you want to be and fulfill the aspirations you have for yourself.
