Millie Bobby Brown is Natalie Portman's twin
Stranger Things II: Attack of the Clones

Ever seen Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown and a young version of Star Wars actor Natalie Portman in the same room at the same time? Us neither.
That's either because A) 13-year-old Millie Bobby Brown barely existed when Natalie Portman (36) was a teen, or B) the two are actually the same person.
- Stranger Things’ Millie Bobby Brown to star as Sherlock’s sister in Enola Holmes film series
- Stranger Things was originally going to kill off Eleven
- Natalie Portman: ‘We have a problem with female leadership – in business, government, and storytelling’
The evidence…
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And now Twitter has some major conspiracy theories about the two actors...
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Some better than others...
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But could any of these theories actually be true? Well, stranger things have happened...
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