Millie Bobby Brown has become a household name, and her success story is only getting bigger.
Her breakout role as Eleven in Stranger Things catapulted her to stardom, earning her widespread recognition and impressive paychecks.
"Playing Eleven has been such an incredible journey for me. I'm so grateful for the love and support from the fans," Millie reflected.
Her salary for Stranger Things skyrocketed from $10,000 per episode in season one to $300,000 per episode in season three.
In total, she earned over $2.5 million from her role in the show, excluding what she'll make for season four and the final season.
Beyond Stranger Things, Millie's career has continued to soar:
- She starred in Enola Holmes, earning $6.1 million
- She renegotiated her salary to $7.5 million for the sequel
- She took home $1 million for her role in Godzilla
Millie has also ventured into entrepreneurship:
- In 2019, she launched Florence by Mills, her beauty and skincare line, aimed at promoting clean beauty and self-expression
- "I wanted to come out with a brand for my generation, for people just like me"
Her beauty brand, combined with high-end collaborations, significantly contributes to her fortune.
In 2023, Millie married Jake Bongiovi, son of Jon Bon Jovi, solidifying her place among Hollywood's elite.
As of 2024, Millie Bobby Brown's net worth stands at $14 million, reflecting her hard work, talent, and business acumen.
Millie's influence extends beyond her bank account:
- Named one of Time's 100 Most Influential People
- Youngest-ever UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador
Zayn Malik fans are in a panic as former One Direction star stays silent after being 'really sick'
King Charles appears smitten with Queen Camilla in latest video released by Palace
'Titanic' director James Cameron weighs in on use of AI in Hollywood
Ed Sheeran on why he calls his wife ‘grounding force’ in a candid interview
King Charles, Queen Camilla attend private meeting with Pope Francis after it was cancelled
Cher’s daughter-in-law initiates new legal action months after conservatorship drama