Millie Bobby Brown shares an adorable & goofy video with her ‘nan’; Watch

Millie Bobby Brown is one of most rewned actors in Hollywood. actor rose to fame after her amazing performance in Netflix series Stranger Things. actor, just like many ors, is observing social distancing and is also trying to spre awareness on her social media.

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Millie Bobby Brown gets goofy with her ‘nan’

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Millie Bobby Brown held a banner from her home that said actor is staying at home. She also used popular hashtag “I stayed home for” used by celebrities currently to spre awareness. actor mentioned that her reason for staying indoors is for safety of her family, her Nan and vulnerable elderly people around her.

Soon after this, Millie Bobby Brown minated some or friends to take up hashtag and continue chain.

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However, she also ded a cute and orable post of herself and her Nan singing a song. video was posted right after post in which Stranger Things star held poster.

Millie and her Nan can be seen having a good time with each or as actor sings along with her Nan. two lies enjoyed song and even danced for a bit on chorus. Fans loved this particular aspect from Mille’s post and even called it an orable way to promote a social cause.

  actor shared a post on Instagram raising awareness and speaking about social distancing. She was seen holding a banner as she posed for camera to deliver a strong mess. Several actors including likes of Tom Hanks and Idris Elba have been tested positive for Coronavirus.

Several cases besides m too have been reported.  Coronavirus pandemic has reached almost all major cities forcing its citizens to go into quarantine to prevent mselves from contracting dely COVID-19 virus.