Many expressed their disbelief at the revelation by using the hashtag “She’s 19” online when it went viral. Thousands of expressions of congratulations poured in when the Enola Holmes actress publicly revealed her engagement on social media. After the news, celebrities like Paris Hilton and Sam Claflin sent their congratulations, while an old message from Ariana Grande appeared online.
The actress emphasized this in her Instagram announcement post about Brown and Bongiovi, who seem to have been dating for three years. Taylor Swift’s lines, “I’ve loved you three summers now, honey, I want ’em all,” were cited by Brown when she revealed her engagement to her 63 million fans on Tuesday.
Brown was wearing her engagement ring in the accompanying black-and-white photo of her and Bongiovi. In addition, Bongiovi shared photos of himself and Brown with the caption “Forever,” referencing the major announcement.
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Congratulations little sis, remarked Claflin, Enola Holmes’ co-star, while reality TV royalty Hilton responded, “Congratulations gorgeous.” On Bongiovi’s tweet, his uncle Matthew Bongiovi wrote “Congrats nephew,” but Vecna actor Jamie Campbell Bower merely left a love heart and a fire emoji.
Fans began comparing the adolescent years of celebrities when word of Brown’s engagement leaked online. While Brown, who has been well-known since she was 11 years old, is now engaged, a previous remark made by Grande emerged.
In an old Instagram message to Brown, Grande said, “I wasn’t even allowed to leave my home til I was 20.” Several letters of congratulations were sent to Brown, but some also questioned her age. Is she 10 or are you like 12? and “You are only a kid for god’s sake,” among other comments, appeared on her engagement post.
The Stranger Things actress may be in for a possible name nightmare, according to British writer Emma Kelly. Don’t believe I can handle Millie Bobby Brown becoming Millie Bobby Brown Bon Jovi, the author stated. Some Twitter users have taken the “She’s 19” trend as a justification to resurrect old, pointless tweets they posted when they were 19 years old.