Millie Bobby Brown Accuses ‘Stranger Things’ Co-Star David Harbour of Bullying
Millie Bobby Brown has made serious allegations against her co-star David Harbour from “Stranger Things,” claiming harassment and bullying on set. The incidents purportedly took place prior to filming the fifth and final season of the popular Netflix series.
Allegations and Investigation
According to reports, Brown filed a complaint against Harbour that included multiple pages of accusations. Sources indicate that the investigation into the claims lasted for several months. However, the inquiry did not involve any allegations of sexual impropriety.
It remains unclear what the outcomes of this internal investigation are, as Netflix has not publicly commented on the matter. The details surrounding the claims have brought significant attention as the show prepares for its final installment.
Season Five Release Details
The much-anticipated fifth season of “Stranger Things” is set to premiere in two parts:
- Part One: November 27 at 1 AM GMT
- Part Two: December 26 at 1 AM GMT
- Final Episode: January 1, at 1 AM GMT
Additionally, the series finale will be available in over 350 cinemas across the US and UK, coinciding with its Netflix release on December 31 at 5 PM PT.
Related Events in Harbour’s Life
As these allegations unfold, David Harbour has also been in the media spotlight due to his ex-partner Lily Allen’s new album, “West End Girl.” The album has sparked discussions related to their breakup, particularly through the track “Madeline,” which hints at Harbour’s infidelity.
In a recent twist, a woman named Natalie Tippett has stepped forward, claiming to be the person Harbour had an affair with during his relationship with Allen. These developments have escalated the scrutiny surrounding Harbour’s personal life.
Impact on Brown and Harbour
In light of the allegations, both actors find themselves navigating challenging circumstances as the final season of “Stranger Things” approaches. Brown has portrayed the character Eleven, known for her telepathic and psychokinetic powers, who is adopted by Harbour’s character, Jim Hopper.
This ongoing situation raises awareness about working environments in the entertainment industry, especially concerning harassment and bullying claims, urging a broader conversation about actor experiences on set.
