Things to Know About Jake Bongiovi, Millie Bobby Brown’s Boyfriend

Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi have been together for just about a year, and unlike other celebrity couples, they are becoming more and more open about their relationship. They made their red carpet debut at the 2022 BAFTA awards and their smiles and fun-loving attitude are surely a hint that things are going well.

Things to Know About Jake Bongiovi, Millie Bobby Brown’s Boyfriend

Who Is Jake Bongiovi?

Jake Bongiovi is the son of the rockstar Jon Bon Jovi and his wife Dorothea. He was born on May 7, 2002, in New Jersey, U.S.A. In 2020, Jake was accepted into Syracuse University and plans to get a doctorate degree.

He calls himself an actor on his Instagram account and has revealed on several occasions that he has no interest in following in his father’s footsteps in having a music career. He has three siblings, Romeo, Jesse, and Stephanie.

Jake Bongiovi with his father Jon Bon Jovi

Despite still being a teenager, Jake Bongiovi has a history of activism. During his sophomore year at Pennington High School, he helped stage a national student walkout to protest certain laws in the U.S. The walkout was part of the response to the unfortunate events in Parkland, Florida, in 2018.

It’s not clear whether Jake lives in the United Kingdom, but he’s definitely spending a lot of time in England visiting Millie Bobby Brown.

When Did Jake Bongiovi and Millie Bobby Get Together

Jake and Millie began appearing on one another’s Instagram timelines somewhere around June 2021, but their captions clearly implied that they were just friends. Their relationship was made official in November 2021, when Millie Bobby Brown shared a picture of them at the London Eye. Although the photo was blurry, viewers could easily distinguish them hugging and embracing.

The young couple seems to be happy, so all we can do is wish them many more years of joy, love, and laughter!

Travis Scott and Live Nation Are Facing Lawsuits Over Astroworld

Travis Scott, along with a few other organizers of the annual Astroworld music festival that is held in Houston, Texas, is facing lawsuits after many tragedies that took place in the crowd. There was a fatal crown surge, and it has brought up these lawsuits from injured concertgoers and their families.

Travis Scott and Live Nation Are Facing Lawsuits Over Astroworld Astroworld Injuries Could’ve Been Prevented

Each of the tragic incidents that took place at Astroworld 2021 could’ve been preventable, at least that’s what many concertgoers are claiming. Manuel Souza, a concertgoer, filed a petition in Harris County District Court to sue Travis Scott, the organizer of the event ScoreMore, and Live Nation. The festival left at least 8 people dead and dozens injured.

In the lawsuit, there are claims that state that the disaster was a result of motivation for profit at the expense of the concertgoers. Scott and the festival organizers chose to ignore the risks of harm to the concertgoers and even encouraged dangerous behavior, according to the lawsuit.

Deadliest Music Event in Years

Astroworld 2021 had more than 50,000 people attend the event at NRG Park Stadium in Houston, Texas. It’s considered to be one of the deadliest music events that have taken place and involved crowd disasters in years.

Travis Scott performing at Astroworld festivals over the years.While the timeline of events and disaster details are still unclear, some videos and witnesses claim there were quite a few chaotic scenes. The videos show rowdy crowds storming the stage and making it hard for others to breathe. There are also claims stating that the organizers of Astroworld ignored the warning signs that indicated concertgoers would breach security gates around the park and stampede onto the premises, as they did and ended up trampling others in the process.

Even after the ambulances arrived and tried to treat those who had obvious injuries, the Astroworld organizers refused to stop the festival despite the great risk that others would be harmed and that the situation could escalate.