Millie Bobby Brown Alleges Bullying by David Harbor
In a startling revelation, Millie Bobby Brown has accused her co-star David Harbor of bullying and harassment during the filming of Netflix’s “Stranger Things.” This claim comes ahead of the show’s fifth and final season, as reported recently.
According to sources, Brown submitted a detailed complaint regarding Harbor before production on the new season commenced. “There were multiple pages of accusations, and the investigation lasted several months,” a source disclosed.
David Harbor, 50, was reportedly subjected to an internal review concerning Brown’s allegations, but the results of that investigation remain uncertain. Additionally, it appears that 21-year-old Brown filmed the season finale accompanied by a personal representative.
Importantly, the claims don’t include any allegations of sexual misconduct against Harbor.
Millie Bobby Brown plays Eleven, the lead character in the series, while Harbor portrays her father, Jim Hopper. Back in 2021, Harbor mentioned feeling a protective instinct towards Brown, given their long history together since she was a child.
He expressed this sentiment during an appearance on a podcast, sharing his worries about Brown navigating fame and the challenges that come with it.
News of the reported mistreatment followed shortly after Harbor’s separation from Lily Allen, his wife since 2020. Their relationship ended earlier this year amid allegations that Harbor had been unfaithful.
Despite the turmoil surrounding Harbor, Allen has reportedly continued to support him during the unfolding situation. “Lily has been there for him throughout this challenging period,” said a source.
Looking ahead, Netflix has high hopes for the upcoming final season of “Stranger Things,” which is set to debut partially on November 26. A representative stated that it is anticipated to be a major event, noting, “Nothing will take focus away from this, not even personal matters.”
The streaming service has opted not to comment on the internal investigation but insiders suggest the lack of denial speaks volumes. “Millions of fans are eager for the final episode. We don’t want any distractions,” they added.
Requests for comment from representatives for both Brown and Harbor have yet to be answered.
