In an unexpected twist during a celebrity interview, Millie Bobby Brown, known for her role in *Stranger Things*, has boldly asserted that in a past life she was a closeted gay male soldier who met a graphic demise.
Brown, now 22, shared this startling revelation while being interviewed alongside her *Enola Holmes 3* co-star Louis Partridge for *Capital Buzz*.
The interview, initially meant to promote their forthcoming mystery sequel, veered into an unusual direction when the subjects of the afterlife and reincarnation were introduced.
Unlike many who approach the idea of past lives with skepticism, Brown described a detailed and vivid belief about her own past identity, linked to a specific physical mark on her body.
“Oh, I actually know exactly who I was,” Brown revealed, leaving Partridge visibly surprised.
She elaborated on her belief that birthmarks carry profound spiritual significance related to former lives.
Pointing to a particular birthmark on her lower back, Brown asserted that it signifies “the way that you died in your past life.”
Continuing, the *Damsel* actress described the grim scenario she believes led to her past life’s end.
She recounted that during certain historical conflicts, soldiers were executed or ambushed by having swords thrust through their lower spines, causing slow paralysis.
Brown is convinced this was her fate in a former existence.
“In war, some, well, I don’t know if this happened a lot or not, but… to kill people but make them have a painful death, they would put swords up people’s spines,” she explained.
“They were completely paralyzed, but they would obviously kind of die, and that’s how I think I died. So, I think I might have been a soldier.”
“I was definitely a man,” Brown stated, adding with a smile: “Hopefully a closeted gay man.”
While Brown was fully committed to her colorful historical narrative, Partridge was less convinced by the theory.
He openly admitted to not subscribing to the notion of reincarnation or past lives.
“Okay, well, that ends that then,” Brown joked, concluding the playful exchange.
When asked about her beliefs regarding life after death, Brown shifted to a more conventional view.
“You go to heaven,” she stated simply. “That’s what I believe.”
Whether her birthmark is a genuine relic of a past life or a testament to her quirky sense of humor, the clip has quickly gained traction on social media.
As fans anticipate her return in the final season of *Stranger Things*, it seems the actress harbors a few intriguing mysteries of her own.