Millie Bobby Brown Net Worth

What Is Millie Bobby Brown's Net Worth and Salary?

Millie Bobby Brown is a British actress, producer, author, and entrepreneur who has a net worth of $20 million.

Millie Bobby Brown became internationally famous playing Eleven, a young girl with psychokinetic abilities, on the Netflix science-fiction series "Stranger Things." The role transformed her from a relatively unknown child actress into one of the most recognizable performers of her generation.

Brown appeared in all five seasons of "Stranger Things," earning two Primetime Emmy nominations and sharing a Screen Actors Guild Award with the ensemble cast. Her salary grew from approximately $30,000 per episode during the show's early seasons to as much as $300,000 to $350,000 per episode beginning with Season 3.

Outside of "Stranger Things," Brown built a successful film career through "Godzilla: King of the Monsters," "Godzilla vs. Kong," "Damsel," and "The Electric State." She also became the star and a producer of the "Enola Holmes" franchise, earning $6.1 million for the first film and $10 million for its sequel.

Brown launched the beauty brand Florence by Mills in 2019 and later acquired a majority ownership stake. The company expanded beyond cosmetics and skincare into fashion, coffee, eyewear, and pet products. Through her production company, PCMA Productions, Brown has also developed films, television projects, and adaptations of books, including her own novel, "Nineteen Steps."

"Stranger Things" Salary

Brown earned approximately $30,000 per episode during the first two seasons of "Stranger Things." With eight episodes in Season 1 and nine in Season 2, that would equal roughly $240,000 and $270,000, respectively.

Before the third season, the show's principal actors negotiated significant raises. Brown secured a separate agreement that reportedly paid her between $300,000 and $350,000 per episode, placing her in the same salary range as established adult stars Winona Ryder and David Harbour.

At $300,000 per episode, Brown earned $2.4 million for the eight-episode third season. At the upper end of the reported range, she would have earned $2.8 million.

Brown's salaries for Seasons 4 and 5 were not publicly disclosed. Unlike most of the cast, she negotiated through a broader Netflix agreement that also covered her work in films such as the "Enola Holmes" franchise.

"Enola Holmes" Salary

Brown earned $6.1 million to star in the first "Enola Holmes" film. Her contract also included a separate $500,000 producer fee and the opportunity to earn as much as $800,000 in performance bonuses.

For "Enola Holmes 2," Brown was paid $10 million to reprise the title role and serve as a producer. The payday was one of the largest upfront salaries ever earned by an actor under the age of 20.

The franchise continued with "Enola Holmes 3," again starring Brown as the younger sister of Sherlock Holmes.

Early Life

Millie Bonnie Brown was born on February 19, 2004, in Marbella, Spain. She is the third of four children born to British parents Kelly and Robert Brown.

Brown was born with partial hearing loss in her left ear and gradually lost all hearing in that ear. When she was four years old, her family moved from Spain to Bournemouth, England. Several years later, the Browns relocated to Orlando, Florida.

While attending a performing-arts workshop in Florida, Brown attracted the attention of a talent scout who encouraged her family to take her to Los Angeles. Her parents moved the family to California so that she could audition professionally.

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Early Acting Career

Brown made her television debut at the age of nine, playing Young Alice in two episodes of ABC's fantasy series "Once Upon a Time in Wonderland."

In 2014, she landed her first starring role as Madison O'Donnell on the BBC America paranormal drama "Intruders." Although the show lasted only one season, the role demonstrated Brown's ability to handle emotionally demanding material.

She subsequently made guest appearances on "NCIS," "Modern Family," and "Grey's Anatomy." Brown's family experienced serious financial pressure while supporting her acting career, and they eventually returned to England after she struggled to secure additional work.

Her career changed when she auditioned for a new Netflix series created by Matt and Ross Duffer.

"Stranger Things"

Brown was cast as Eleven on "Stranger Things," which premiered in July 2016. The show's young ensemble also included Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, and Noah Schnapp.

Eleven had escaped from a secret government laboratory where she had been subjected to experiments because of her supernatural abilities. Brown shaved her head for the first season and performed much of the role with minimal dialogue, relying on physical expression to communicate Eleven's fear, isolation, and growing attachment to her new friends.

"Stranger Things" became one of Netflix's defining original programs. Brown received Primetime Emmy nominations for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series in 2017 and 2018. She also earned Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild nominations and shared the SAG Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series with the cast.

The fifth and final season concluded in December 2025, ending Brown's nearly decade-long run as Eleven. She had been 11 years old when production began and 20 when filming wrapped.

"Godzilla" and Film Career

Brown made her feature-film debut as Madison Russell in 2019's "Godzilla: King of the Monsters." She reprised the role in the 2021 crossover film "Godzilla vs. Kong."

Her biggest film franchise began with "Enola Holmes" in 2020. Brown played Enola, the independent and resourceful younger sister of Sherlock Holmes, portrayed by Henry Cavill. Brown also produced the film through PCMA Productions, the company she established with members of her family.

"Enola Holmes" became a major Netflix success and was followed by "Enola Holmes 2" in 2022 and "Enola Holmes 3" in 2026. The films established Brown as both a leading actress and a producer capable of helping build and manage a franchise.

In 2024, she starred in and executive-produced the Netflix fantasy adventure "Damsel." Brown played a young woman who discovers that her royal marriage is part of a plot to sacrifice her to a dragon.

She followed it by starring opposite Chris Pratt in the Russo brothers' science-fiction film "The Electric State." She played an orphaned teenager traveling across an alternate version of 1990s America with a robot and a smuggler.

Brown has continued developing projects through PCMA Productions, including the romantic comedy "Just Picture It" and a film adaptation of her novel, "Nineteen Steps."

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Florence by Mills

Brown launched Florence by Mills in 2019. Named after her great-grandmother Florence, the brand initially offered skincare and cosmetics aimed at younger consumers.

In 2020, Brown purchased a majority stake in the company from brand incubator Beach House Group, which remained a minority shareholder. The purchase gave Brown greater control over product development, marketing, and the company's expansion.

Florence by Mills subsequently grew from a beauty label into a broader lifestyle business. Its product lines have included makeup, skincare, clothing, coffee, sunglasses, luggage, and products for pets. The brand has been sold through retailers including Walmart, Ulta Beauty, Boots, Nordstrom, and Shoppers Drug Mart.

Brown has participated directly in the company's advertising and product development, making Florence by Mills an important part of her career outside acting.

Writing, Advocacy, and Other Work

Brown published her debut novel, "Nineteen Steps," in 2023. The historical novel was inspired by stories her grandmother told her about surviving the Bethnal Green Tube disaster during World War II. Brown later began developing a film adaptation for Netflix.

She was included on Time magazine's list of the world's 100 most influential people in 2018. That year, she also became UNICEF's youngest-ever Goodwill Ambassador. Her advocacy work has focused on children's rights, education, bullying, and the effects of online harassment.

Brown has appeared in campaigns for Calvin Klein, Moncler, Louis Vuitton, Samsung, Converse, and other international brands. She signed with IMG Models early in her career and has appeared on the covers of numerous fashion and entertainment magazines.

Personal Life

Brown began a relationship with Jake Bongiovi in 2021. Jake is the son of rock musician Jon Bon Jovi and Dorothea Hurley.

Brown and Bongiovi announced their engagement in April 2023. They married in a private family ceremony in May 2024 and later held a larger celebration in Tuscany, Italy. Brown's "Stranger Things" co-star Matthew Modine officiated their wedding.

In August 2025, Brown and Bongiovi announced that they had adopted a daughter. They have not publicly disclosed their daughter's name and have said that they intend to protect her privacy.

Brown and her family live on a farm in Georgia, where she cares for numerous animals. She also founded Joey's Friends, an organization that supports animal rescue and adoption.

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