Recently, Hannah Coates published an article on Vogue talking about the horrifics pictures that Millie's team posted on her instagram.

To make this clearly, we have a woman that constantly share feminist thoughts - and even did a whole marketing campaign about it, using her movie "Damsel" - wearing an "Wifey" Merch. Her "husband" did not wear anything related to his new status, only his wife did.

On the pictures, you can see the word "Wifey" wrotten close to her bottoms. All gets worst when you realise that the couple is spending their "honeymoon" at Universal Studios, doing an AD and getting payed for it. How come this is a normal couple? This precisly configure as a PR.

"Of course, it’s only women (although many now choose not to) who change their name after getting married, a tradition that dates back to the 15th century – back when a woman was considered her new husband’s legal property. Which says it all, really. The simple fact is that women are still being sold this trad wife-adjacent dream" said Coates.

Millie is trapped. This Unicef Ambassador, two times emmy-nominee, is helping a  man to get relevance in the industry. Her management even put the same man as a colaborator on Millie's post - something that they never did before - in order to him get more followers and likes.

It's a mess up situation, since Millie herself said that would feel scared if she had to marry in such a young age.

Quoting Hannah Coates, I would say: "what I do hope is that her millions of young female followers choose to forge their own paths, and place importance on things besides their relationship status. After all, you are much more than the person you marry (if you choose to marry one), and you should treat yourself as such."