British actress Millie Bobby Brown made a memorable appearance on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” accompanied by a charming surprise guest. “The Stranger Things” star, aged 20, introduced her adorable 3-year-old Poodle. The dog made a show-stopping entrance onto the late-night show and won everyone’s hearts.
‘Stranger Things’ and ‘Enola Holmes’ star Millie Bobby Brown dropped by ‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon’ with her dog
On a recent episode of “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” viewers were in for a treat. Millie Bobby Brown, the talented 20-year-old star of “Stranger Things,” graced the stage with a delightful surprise, People reported. Accompanying her was her adorable 3-year-old Poodle, Winnie, who captured hearts with her charming introduction to the late-night audience.
Brown and the show’s host, Jimmy Fallon, engaged in a discussion about Fallon meeting Winnie backstage just moments before the show began. Fallon said to Brown, “I loved meeting your Poodle backstage.”
Additionally, Brown mentioned during their conversation that Winnie accompanies her everywhere, even to all her film and TV shoots. The “Enola Holmes” star said, “If she hears my voice or sees me, she feels comfortable.” She went on to mention that she adopted Winnie during the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing, “We have a little co-dependency issue.”
Shortly after, the late-night host extended an invitation for Winnie to join him in greeting the New York City audience. With the curtain pulled back, “The Tonight Show” audience erupted into coos and applause as the curly brown pup dashed out from backstage.
Subsequently, she bypassed Brown altogether, heading straight for the audience. However, Winnie soon came to her dog mom and nestled beside her on the couch.
Brown shared a heartwarming yet amusing anecdote about her furry friend’s reaction to a stunt she did on the set of “Damsel,” her upcoming film.
Brown explained she had to do a stunt where she had to jump from one cave to another. “[Winnie] knows when I’m acting. But this stunt was so realistic that she cried out to me because she thought I was actually going to die,” the actress said. Brown further revealed she had to reassure Winnie by looking at her and being like, “It’s okay, baby.”
