Millie Bobby Brown‘s birthday post has a Taylor Swift reference. The actress celebrated her 22nd birthday at Maison Close Restaurant in New York City. Subsequently, she shared an adorable photo dump with her loved ones from the memorable night. Moreover, the caption had a nod to the pop icon.
Millie Bobby Brown drops 22nd birthday photos with an adorable Taylor Swift reference
Millie Bobby Brown took to her Instagram to share photos from her birthday bash with a Taylor Swift connection. She captioned the post, “I don’t know about u,” which is a lyric of Swift’s track, “22”. The song is a part of the “Bad Blood” singer’s fourth studio album, Red, released in 2012. This is not the first time Brown has used a Swift song for the caption of her post.
In April 2023, the “Stranger Things” star used the lyrics from Swift’s “Lover” while announcing her engagement to Jake Bongiovi. Brown shared a picture with her now-husband, writing, “I’ve loved you three summers now, honey, I want ’em all.” During her appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show, Brown expressed her admiration for the Grammy Award-winning singer. She said, “I am like hardcore. Like, I know exactly where she is at all times kind of thing.”
The host joked, “some might call that a stalker,” and Brown replied, “It’s like loosely based.” She further added, “I love Taylor Swift. I went to the Eras Tour, and it was the most amazing experience.” Brown continued, “The fans there are the same as me. We love her that much.” The British actor also mentioned how she keeps track of every surprise song that the musician has performed during every tour stop.
“We have like a board, me and my sister, and we like to cross out the songs that she’s done so we know which songs are left,” she revealed. Brown added that this helps her find out “what she’s going to do next.” She further explained, “When I went to my show, I went to Ohio. I flew there solely for Taylor, and she played ‘Evermore,’ and I collapsed to the ground.” Brown noted, “It was pretty crazy, but it was an amazing experience.”
