As the hit Netflix show ‘Stranger Things’ prepares to premiere its fifth and final season later this month, a shocking report from The Daily Mail alleges that the ending might not be sweet off-screen.
According to the report, Millie Bobby Brown, who plays the show’s lead, Eleven, allegedly accused her longtime co-star David Harbour (Jim Hopper) of “bullying and harassment.”
Details of the Allegations
A source cited by the media outlet claims the accusations were formally filed before production on the final season began.
“Millie Bobby Brown filed a harassment and bullying claim before they started shooting the last season,” the source alleged. “There were pages and pages of accusations. The investigation went on for months.”
The allegations are particularly jarring to fans given the characters’ close on-screen dynamic, where Harbour plays Jim Hopper, the adoptive father to Brown’s Eleven.
This news also surfaces shortly after Harbour’s ex-wife, Lilly Allen, allegedly exposed details about their breakup in her new album, “West End Girl.”
The controversy now casts a shadow over the highly anticipated three-part finale of ‘Stranger Things 5’. Part 1 is scheduled to premiere on Netflix on November 26, followed by Part 2 on December 25, and Part 3 on December 31.
