Millie Bobby Brown Files Harassment Complaint Against David Harbour

Millie Bobby Brown, known for her role as Eleven in Stranger Things, has reportedly submitted a harassment and bullying complaint against her co-star David Harbour, who plays Jim Hopper on the show. The complaint, described as “multi-page,” was filed prior to the filming of the final season, according to various reports.

In her allegations, Brown indicated ongoing harassment and bullying but did not mention any sexual misconduct. It’s been noted that she had a personal representative present on set during the previous season’s filming.

Sources revealed that the investigation into Harbour is ongoing, though the outcome remains uncertain. Netflix has chosen not to comment on the situation when approached for clarification regarding the investigation.

Interestingly, Brown’s accusations surfaced shortly after Harbour’s ex-wife, Lily Allen, released an album titled *West End Girl*, which contained sharp criticisms of Harbour and implied infidelity in their marriage. However, insiders have mentioned that Allen supported Harbour throughout their relationship, suggesting a complex situation.

The fifth and final season of Stranger Things is set to premiere in the U.S. on November 26. Expectations are high for this concluding season, with sources indicating it will be a significant event for Netflix. There are concerns, though, that the surrounding controversies could divert attention from the show’s finale.

Despite the tumultuous backdrop, excitement remains among fans who have eagerly anticipated this concluding installment. Netflix has historically maintained silence regarding internal investigations, yet their lack of denial about this case hints at its seriousness.