Millie Bobby Brown and June Brown

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Strip away the Eggo waffles and the cardigans, and what do you get? Two women who built entire careers on not pretending. Millie has been in the public eye since she was a kid, dealing with trolls and fame with a maturity that makes you want to clap. June was on our telly for over three decades, dealing with everything from cancer storylines to real-life grief, and she never broke character.

They both have that rare ability to make you feel like you’re in on a joke. Millie’s TikTok dances are hilarious because she’s not trying to be cool—she’s just being a regular teenager. June’s dry one-liners on “The Graham Norton Show” were killer because she didn’t care about your fancy Hollywood awards. She cared about whether her taxi was waiting.

Remember that time Millie went viral for her “flossing” dance while fighting a psychic monster? That’s the same energy as June singing “Happy Birthday” to a plant on “EastEnders.” Both are completely unapologetic.

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The Tea and Eggo Connection

Here’s a weird thought: both of them are defined by their comfort foods. For Eleven, it’s Eggo waffles. For Dot, it was a cup of Earl Grey with two sugars and a digestive biscuit.

That’s actually the most relatable thing in the world. When life gets weird—and let’s face it, your life is probably weird too—you reach for the thing that makes you feel five years old again. Millie’s waffles are her childhood anchor. June’s tea was the moment she could breathe between all the drama.

So next time you’re having a stressful Tuesday, ask yourself: “What would Eleven do?” Probably eat a waffle. Then ask: “What would Dot do?” She’d probably sigh, light a pretend cigarette (she quit onscreen, but not in our hearts), and say, “This too shall pass.”

And you know what? Both answers are right. They remind us that you can be a superhero with nosebleeds or a church lady with a dodgy hip, and still be the person everyone loves.

So raise a waffle or a tea biscuit to Millie and June. Two Browns who taught us that being real is always, always the best kind of magic.