To promote season 4 of Strange things, Millie Bobby Brown and Noah Schnapp interviewed each other for MTV News. In real life, the co-stars are also very good friends, and in an adorable clip, Brown says that they have a “marriage pact”.
The teenagers now swear that they would marry each other if they were both still single by the age of 40. They had several decades to figure things out, but Brown and Schnapp had a few conditions for their potential merger. In the adorable clip, they excitedly talk about what it’s like to live your life with your best friend “absolutely enjoyable”.
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“We said if we didn’t get married by age 40, we would get married together,” Brown began, adding that it was because the pair of friends would “be good friends.”
“We will,” agreed Schnapp.
“But no kids because I can’t deal with one of your kids,” Brown joked.
Her friend agreed, saying, “That’s my deal breaker. There are no children.”
Schnapp and Brown eventually said they were happy to have a couple of dogs together and sleep in “separate bedrooms, that’s for sure.”
The potential couple met while filming the first season of Strange things all the way back in 2015. They acted as friends on the show and formed a close relationship off camera. But the 18-year-old Brown is currently dating someone, Jake Bongiovi, son of Jon Bon Jovi, and it looks like the relationship is going very well. They first sparked rumors that they were dating in June 2021 and have since confirmed their relationship on Instagram.
Bongiovi also walked down the red carpet with Brown for the season 4 premiere, and they stopped in to take pictures and make things “official red carpet.”
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Bongiovi then shared some of those images on Instagram to congratulate his girlfriend, write in the caption, “Congratulations, you deserve to be loved by the world.”
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