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Millie Myers

Character

Gossip, romance, and impulsive crushes fill Millie Myers's days at Berlint City Hall, where she clerks alongside Yor Forger. Beneath the chatter sits an old wound: a father lost to the Second East-West War, a loss that fed years of loneliness and resentment until her coworkers helped her begin letting it go.

Gender: Female
Status: Active
Eye Color: Green (manga), blue (anime)
English Va: Katelyn Barr
Hair Color: Strawberry blonde
Occupation: City hall clerk
Affiliation: Ostania; Berlint City Hall
Anime Debut: Episode 2
Japanese Va: Manaka Iwami
Manga Debut: Chapter 2
Japanese Name: ミリー・マイヤーズ
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Appearance

Millie's bobbed hair stops at her chin and curls inward at the tips, with the bangs brushed toward the right of her face. Official art disagrees on her coloring: most depictions give her strawberry blonde or orange hair, occasionally a deeper blonde, and her eyes read green in the manga against light blue in the anime. Downturned eyes with long lashes and light skin complete the look, usually finished with round earrings and a little red ribbon pinned above her right ear.

At work she wears the standard city hall vest, skirt, and white long-sleeved shirt with black heels, though her skirt runs noticeably shorter than her colleagues', worn over black socks that reach her thighs. For Camilla's party she chooses a frilled red strapless dress belted below the bust, red heels with flower decals, a pearl necklace, and a thinner version of her usual ribbon.

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Personality

Chatty, expressive, and forever trading gossip, Millie treats the office as a social stage, joking about doctoring the section chief's coffee and needling Yor over her marriage. Her feelings run the show: she begs for an introduction to Yuri Briar the moment she hears he is attractive, fresh off a breakup of her own, and later fixates on Hemlock almost as quickly.

The liveliness papers over loneliness. Her father died in the Second East-West War when she was too young to hold onto memories of him, and she blames that absence for her temper and her dissatisfaction with how life has gone; Camilla notes how much she hates being alone. The annual bazaar benefiting disabled veterans once overwhelmed her so completely that she stayed home in tears rather than attend. Meeting Melinda Desmond reignites the old anger, which she aims at the Desmond family over the war, but Matthew McMahon's correction and Melinda's empathy prompt an apology, and reflecting on the episode, Millie comes to prize the companionship of her coworkers, Yor included, over the resentment she carried for years.

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History

Introduced as one of the clerks in Yor's section, Millie initially finds her senior strange and hard to read, gossiping about her with Camilla and Sharon while staying outwardly friendly. Yor's marriage gives the group common ground, and a shared overtime shift followed by their first after-work dinner together changes Millie's opinion: after suggesting Loid might be exploiting Yor and witnessing her ferocious reaction to the idea of him being harmed, the ladies rebrand the Forgers as unusually affectionate and Yor herself as endearing. Millie's private label for her shifts from "weird, clueless robot" to "kindly gorilla," which the oblivious Yor takes no offense to.

At the veterans' bazaar, Yor defends her from Lady Patriots Society members berating her for looking glum, and once the confrontation with Melinda is resolved, Millie thanks her sincerely. She later suspects Yor of an affair after spotting her with Hemlock at the waterfront, apologizes when the truth emerges, and keeps pursuing the aloof newcomer despite his visible discomfort, repeatedly angling for his number and his time. When he finally accepts an invitation, her excitement collapses into confusion as he explains he wants to "cavort" wherever potential "traitors" congregate.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Millie Myers in Spy x Family?

Millie Myers is a clerk at Berlint City Hall who works in the same section as Yor Forger. She is chatty and gossip loving, and much of her arc centers on her impulsive crushes and a childhood loss that shaped her temper.

What happened to Millie Myers's father?

Millie Myers's father died in the Second East-West War when she was too young to remember him. She has long blamed that loss for her temper and dissatisfaction with life, and meeting Melinda Desmond briefly reignites her old anger at the Desmond family.

Who does Millie Myers have feelings for in Spy x Family?

Millie Myers develops a crush on Yuri Briar the moment she hears he is attractive, shortly after a breakup of her own, and later fixates just as quickly on the aloof newcomer Hemlock, repeatedly pursuing him despite his visible discomfort.

Why does Millie initially dislike Yor Forger?

Millie initially finds her coworker Yor Forger strange and hard to read, gossiping about her with Camilla and Sharon. A shared overtime shift and dinner together change her mind after she witnesses Yor's fierce reaction to the idea of Loid being harmed.

What nickname does Millie give Yor Forger?

Millie privately nicknames Yor Forger "kindly gorilla" after deciding the Forgers are an unusually affectionate couple. The oblivious Yor takes no offense to the label.

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