Grazie Millie!
Millie Bobby Brown, 22, lit up Lake Como on Friday night in a floor-length dress that likely cost less than the boat ride to the restaurant.
She arrived alongside husband Jake Bongiovi, 24, at La Terrazza Gualtiero Marchesi in Princess Polly’s Darwinn maxi dress ($109), a high-neck style with a band of sequins at the low waist and an open back and sides.
Elevating the high-low look: a $57,000 Bulgari Serpenti Tubogas watch in yellow gold.
The couple, who started dating in 2021 and married in 2024, linked arms as they disembarked their boat at the waterfront restaurant, with Brown clutching a floral tote in her other hand.
The actress’ backless dress revealed a peek of her ribcage tattoo, which reads “Ruth” in tribute to her late grandmother, and the two small flowers tattooed on her back.
Brown has a collection of ink, including her husband’s initials “JB” on her ankle and the number “011” on her wrist as a nod to her “Stranger Things” character, Eleven.
Earlier in the day, the pair boarded a water taxi with their 1-year-old daughter, with Brown in a red two-piece set.
The couple adopted their daughter last summer, announcing the news in August 2025. “We are beyond excited to embark on this beautiful next chapter of parenthood in both peace and privacy,” they wrote in a joint statement at the time.
Neither parent has shared the name they chose for their daughter, though fans have speculated she could be named Ruth after Brown’s grandmother, after the star wore a necklace bearing that nameplate.
The Como outing followed a London dinner earlier in the week with Bongiovi’s dad, Jon Bon Jovi, in London at the trendy Notting Hill bistro Dorian. Brown opted for a retro look for the occasion, pairing polka-dot capri pants — also by Princess Polly — with a black tank and beige cardigan.
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