Hollywood star Millie Bobby Brown has reportedly lodged a complaint against her ‘Stranger Things’ co-star David Harbour, accusing him of bullying and harassment during the filming of the fifth and final season of the hit Netflix series.

 

 

According to foreign media reports, Brown filed a formal report with Netflix prior to the commencement of filming of the much-awaited final season, outlining multiple allegations that triggered an internal investigation lasting several months. 

 

 

The results of the inquiry have not yet been disclosed and insiders were quoted as saying that the complaint did not pertain to sexual misconduct.

 

 

Netflix has chosen not to provide any comments regarding the situation. However, reports indicate that the streaming service conducted its own investigation while moving forward with the preparations for the last season’s release.

 

 

Brown, who plays the character Eleven, was reportedly accompanied by a personal representative during production.

 

 

Harbour, portraying Sheriff Jim Hopper since the show's debut in 2016, has not publicly addressed the allegations.

 

 

This situation arises at a pivotal moment for Netflix, as it prepares to unveil the show’s final season in three installments with the first set to premiere on November 26, followed by additional episodes on Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve. 

 

 

Outside of filming, Harbour’s personal affairs have also garnered attention. His ex-wife, singer-songwriter Lily Allen, recently released an album titled ‘West End Girl’, which delves into themes of betrayal and heartbreak.

 

 

The project, influenced by her four-year marriage to Harbour, features lyrics that fans have connected to their relationship that ended last year.

 

 

As Netflix approaches the conclusion of one of its most successful franchises, the off-screen developments involving two of its leading actors have attracted considerable public interest prior to the finale’s release.