Reports have surfaced regarding an alleged harassment and bullying complaint involving Stranger Things co-stars Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour, just ahead of the release of the series’ final season.

According to international media, Bobby Brown, who portrays the iconic character eleven, is said to have filed a formal complaint against Harbour, who plays Jim Hopper. The complaint, however, was not related to sexual misconduct, but rather concerns over workplace bullying and inappropriate behavior.

The allegations focus on claims of workplace bullying and misconduct, but no sexual harassment was reported.

Netflix reportedly launched a lengthy internal investigation into the matter, which lasted several months.

The complaint is believed to have been made in late 2023 or early 2024, just before filming began for the final season. Brown is said to have submitted a detailed multi-page document outlining her claims.

During the investigation, it was reported that David Harbour’s estranged wife, singer Lily Allen, continued to support him.

Following the complaint, sources indicate that Millie Bobby Brown was accompanied by a personal representative on set while filming the final season.

As of now, neither Millie Bobby Brown nor David Harbour has publicly commented on the allegations, and Netflix has declined to provide any official statements regarding the investigation or its impact on the show’s production.

This ongoing situation has captured the attention of many fans, but the final outcome remains unclear as both the actors and the production company have chosen to remain silent.