Millie Bobby Brown holds hands with beau as she gives Mariah Carey’s twins Stranger Things tour

Millie Bobby Brown held hands with her boyfriend, Jon Bon Jovi’s son Jake, at  Stranger Things: The Experience in New York this week.

The 18-year-old English actress became an internationally recognized child star on the smash hit Netflix series Stranger Things.

And this Thursday she was spotted giving a group – including Mariah Carey’s 11-year-old twins Monroe and Moroccan – a VIP tour of its New York City pop-up.

Mariah shares her children Monroe and Moroccan with her second ex-husband Nick Cannon, who just welcomed his eighth child and has a ninth on the way.

Closing September 4, Stranger Things: The Experience is an immersive hourlong extravaganza that recreates ‘Hawkins Lab.’ 

Millie was sprightly as ever during her latest outing, cutting a summery figure in a colorful floral top and matching slacks.

She could be seen sharing a warm laugh with her boyfriend as the children on the tour gathered around them. 

At one point the showbiz couple, who have been dating since the summer of last year, were spotted peering over Millie’s phone together.

Stranger Things follows the residents of a small made-up Indiana town in the 1980s where bizarre supernatural events begin to take place, causing a boy to vanish. 

Season four dropped on Netflix in two parts in May and July, and a fifth and final season will be following on afterwards. 

The cast includes Winona Ryder, as well as people like Millie, David Harbour and Finn Wolfhard who were elevated to stardom by the series.

They feature among names including Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke’s daughter Maya Hawke, as well as Joe Keery and Gaten Matarazzo.

Meanwhile Jake has decided not to follow his father into the music business and is embarking on an acting career instead.

When asked by Man About Town magazine about a potential music career, he said: ‘I think I’ll leave that to my dad! There’s really no following the act there.’ 

Jake, 20, reflected: ‘As long as you can have your identity – who you are and what you originally set out to do – and keep that strong, that’s the goal.’