Millie Bobby Brown's transatlantic confusion, Taylor Swift's disappearing Southern twang and Lulu's Scottish switch up: The A-listers whose accents appear to change like the wind

For most of us, accent is something that sticks like glue in formative years. MILLIE BOBBY BROWN Millie Bobby Brown's accent appears to have changed again as she spoke with her native English twang during an appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show this month The most recent star to find themselves in the accent spotlight is Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown. Taylor Swift, 34, pictured at the Grammys this year; the star's accent on her records has changed over the years 'The “e” of “twenty” sounds more like “twinny” and the “two” sounds more like “tew.” However, whether Swift code-switches because of the musical genre in which she’s singing, or because she may have only acquired her accent after moving to the South as a young teen. Lulu sparked confusion among viewers of the Platinum Jubilee pageant coverage in 2022 when she appeared to speak with an American accent; the star also frequently slips back into her native Glaswegian At the Platinum Jubilee Pageant for the late Queen in 2022, viewers watching the coverage were confused by the singer's apparent American accent as she paid tribute to our 'hardworking queen'. Prince Harry, pictured with his wife Meghan this week as the couple announced the Archewell Foundation Digital Civil Rights Award; the Duke of Sussex' accent has a hint of a US accent these days The change was also noted by social media users as they watched the bombshell Oprah Winfrey interview, with one writing, 'Harry's accent has gone to LA!'.