Milly Bobby Brown Reportedly Accuses Co-star David Harbour of Bullying Before Filming Final ‘Stranger Things’ Season
Millie Bobby Brown has reportedly filed a bullying claim against her co-star David Harbour ahead of the final season of “Stranger Things.” Brown, now 21, was only 11 when she began portraying Eleven, a psychokinetic escapee, in the popular series.
Details of the Allegations
According to sources, the claim led to an extensive internal investigation by Netflix. This inquiry, which lasted for months, included multiple pages of accusations, although none pertained to sexual misconduct. Brown, known by her married name Millie Bobby Brown Bongiovi, had a personal representative accompany her on set during the filming of the last season.
Background on “Stranger Things”
“Stranger Things” first premiered in 2016 and has since become one of Netflix’s flagship shows. Its popularity has resulted in a franchise that includes a play titled “Stranger Things: The First Shadow,” currently at the Phoenix Theatre in London.
Upcoming Season Release Dates
- First four episodes: Premiering on November 27.
- Next three episodes: Releasing on Boxing Day.
- Finale: Airing on New Year’s Day 2026.
David Harbour’s Personal Life
David Harbour, 50, has recently made headlines for his split from singer Lily Allen. Following four years of marriage, they reportedly separated after accusations of infidelity emerged. Allen’s latest album, “West End Girl,” allegedly alludes to their tumultuous relationship.
Harbour rose to fame playing Chief Jim Hopper in “Stranger Things” and has since garnered major film roles, including Alexei Shostakov in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He has previously been viewed as a family-oriented individual, especially after becoming a stepfather to Allen’s daughters from a prior relationship.
Netflix’s Response
As of now, Netflix has not commented on the internal investigation regarding Brown’s accusations. The unfolding situation has garnered significant attention as fans await the final season of “Stranger Things.”
The implications of these allegations may affect not only the show’s finale but also the public images of both Brown and Harbour as they navigate their respective careers.
