‘Enola Holmes’ Star Millie Bobby Brown Discusses Past Life Belief as Soldier
Actress Millie Bobby Brown recently shared her intriguing belief in having lived a past life during a joint interview with her Enola Holmes 3 co-star Louis Partridge.
Brown expressed a strong connection to a past identity, elaborating on her belief that she was once a soldier who met a violent end. She linked this notion to a birthmark on her lower back, suggesting it signifies the way she died in that previous life.
She articulated her thoughts candidly, stating, “Oh, I actually know exactly who I was. I died… Basically, I have a birthmark [on] my lower back, the very bottom of my kind of spine, which is obviously meant to be the way that you died in your past life.”
Brown went on to describe how she envisions her death occurring. She believes she may have been killed in battle with a sword, resulting in paralysis and a slow demise. She explained, “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. So 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.”
Additionally, she mentioned that she believes she was male in that past life and identified as a closeted gay man. Her remarks were framed as personal beliefs rather than established facts.
In contrast, her co-star Louis Partridge expressed skepticism about the concept of past lives. Brown simply responded to his disbelief, saying, “Okay, well, that ends that then.”
The conversation then shifted to broader themes of life after death. When asked about her beliefs regarding what happens after one dies, Brown succinctly stated, “You go to heaven. That’s what I believe.”
The interview did not delve into scientific discussions about past lives or historical validation of her claims, presenting instead a casual exchange between co-stars promoting their upcoming film.
Known worldwide for her role in Stranger Things, Brown has previously discussed her vivid imagination and love for fantasy storytelling. In this instance, she connected those ideas to her personal beliefs rather than fictional narratives. The Capital Buzz interview depicted the moment as a light-hearted dialogue, not a formal inquiry.
While the topic of past lives has been a subject of fascination in popular culture for years, scientific evidence remains absent. Brown’s comments reflect her personal beliefs as she articulated during the interview.
The conversation concluded with two differing perspectives: Brown’s belief in reincarnation and heaven versus Partridge’s skepticism.
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