Will Millie Bobby Brown survive this?
Amid headlines about Brown calling out journalists for bullying her looks, slamming her Netflix contract leakers, and reminding the internet that she isn’t a child anymore, there’s finally a fun moment surfacing from Millie Bobby Brown’s recent press tour.
Brown hasn’t done a reality show before, but if she did, it would for sure be The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.
On March 12, the actress appeared on the latest episode of the wildly popular Call Her Daddy podcast, hosted by Alex Cooper. The chat, part of her press tour for her new film The Electric State, covered a range of topics, from life on a farm in Georgia to her admiration for Pamela Anderson, but the conversation quickly took a turn toward The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives—Hulu’s hit reality show about the chaotic and controversial lives of Mormon mothers on TikTok.
Cooper kicked things off on the episode by asking Brown to address rumors that she was a “trad wife,” which have been swirling since Brown revealed she’s been living on a farm with her husband, Jake Bongiovi.
“I get it. I understand why they would say that,” Brown said, brushing off the accusations with a smile. “I have chickens, I get the eggs. I know what it looks like from afar…but I love my job, I love being untraditional and unconventional in so many ways.”
While Brown wasn’t quick to claim the “trad wife” label, she had no problem admitting her full-blown obsession with The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. In fact, she said that if she ever decided to step into the reality TV world, it would absolutely be for that show.
“I just finished it, and I’m obsessed,” Brown gushed, laughing. “I just cannot with that show.”
The moment the podcast dropped, the Mormon wives in question immediately took to Instagram to share their excitement over Brown’s newfound fandom. Taylor Frankie Paul, one of the stars, posted a reaction on her story: “Stop, we’re blushing.”
Jessi Ngatikaura also shared her excitement, uploading a screenshot from the episode with the caption: “I’m screaming.”
Meanwhile, fellow cast members Mayci Neeley and Mikayla Matthews took to their stories to jokingly ask if Brown would be interested in being “best friends,” while also playfully suggesting they should all hang out together.
Could this be the beginning of a beautiful friendship?
