Millie Bobby Brown‘s accent appears to have changed just seven days after tongues wagged against her American twang.
The actress, 20, appeared on an episode of The Jonathan Ross Show this month – which was repeated on Thursday – where she spoke with her original Engish accent, DailyMail reports.
It was different to Millie’s appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon in February where she spoke with a noticeably American accent.
Fans Spot it on
Fans picked up on Millie’s altered accent with one commenting on YouTube: ‘What an accent change from Millie’s interview with Jimmy Fallon.’
Another wrote: ‘I thought she started to loose her accent but here it seems fine maybe cause she’s surrounded by Brits.’
‘It is Whacky’
A third added: ‘It is a little bit whacky though to put on a full on American accent that she did in that interview.’
Another simply asked: ‘What happened to her American accent?’
What Was Said
During her appearance on Jonathan Ross, Millie said she made people in her neighbourhood think she was pregnant after they spotted her buying nappies.
The star admitted the nappies weren’t for her unborn child and were actually for a lamb she was raising at home with her fiance Jake Bongiovi, 21.
The couple live an idyllic country life living in a farm in Georgia, USA, with an incredibly army of different animals.
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Millie told how they have nine of their own dogs, 23 foster dogs, four cats, two donkeys, two sheep, two cows, three goats and one pony.
Who is Millie Engaged to?
Conversation then turned to Millie’s engagement to Jake, son of musical superstar, Jon Bon Jovi and whether he will sing at the wedding.
Millie answered: ‘He could sing anything he wanted! All of his songs are love songs, I love them, I think they’re great.’
It comes after Millie set the record straight after she was accused of actively losing her British accent in favor of sounding ‘more American.’
She addressed the backlash on TikTok as she explained how growing up in both the UK and the United States has influenced her accent over the years.
