Ava Brown Biography

Ava Brown is best known as the younger sister of Stranger Things fame Millie Bobby Brown. Ava’s sister often posts photos and videos with her on social media. In 2016, Millie Brown posted a video with Ava Brown on Twitter with the caption "My little sister is the cutest thing in the world." The video has since gone viral and has been shared across different platforms. Even though Ava is not quite active on social media, she has a lot of fan pages and accounts on different social media platforms.

Ava Brown also has fan channels on YouTube that post content related to her on the platform.

Ava Brown was born to Kelly and Robert Brown on January 20, 2012, in England. She has 3 older siblings; 2 sisters named Millie and Paige and a brother named Charlie. Her father works in the real estate business. Ava’s mother is a homemaker. Her zodiac sign is Aquarius.

Ava shares a close bond with her sister Millie and is often seen with her on social media. It is heavily speculated that Ava will choose acting as a career choice due to her closeness with her sister. There is not much known about her second older sister Paige. However, in an interview, Millie shared that her sister left the family when they were facing a tough time in Hollywood. Ava enjoys teasing Millie and often throws playful banters at her during live streams. In one such live stream, Ava narrated a funny incident when her father accidentally dropped his phone on her face. According to Ava, her father was trying to record a video of her when she was born. However, the phone slipped off his hand and fell on Ava.

Ava has also accompanied her sister to some media events. Her favorite movie is the 1982 science fiction film E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. When asked what kind of superpowers would she like, Ava replied “fire powers.” During an Instagram live, Ava shared that she loves Stranger Things. In the same live stream, she adorably mentioned that Millie is the favorite daughter in the family. The fans love the dynamic between the sisters and often demand more of their quirky interactions.