It recently came to light that Millie Bobby Brown has filed a formal complaint against her Stranger Things co-star, David Harbour, for harassment and intimidation.

According to the Daily Mail, the British actress filed the complaint before filming began on the fifth and final season of the Netflix series.

The British media outlet reported that the complaint filed by the actress who plays Eleven includes “pages and pages” of accusations against Harbour regarding a tense work environment, bullying, hostile treatment, and constant intimidation.

Following the accusations, Netflix reportedly launched an internal investigation that lasted for months and has not yet been publicly clarified, according to the Daily Mail.

So far, the streaming platform has not commented on the internal investigation, maintaining its usual policy of not commenting on internal matters.

Neither Millie Bobby Brown nor David Harbour have issued any public statements on the matter.

The tension between the stars was further evidenced by their absence from joint promotional events for the final season.

This complaint could escalate to legal implications or be resolved through confidential settlements if sufficient evidence is found during the process, although so far it remains a formal complaint and not a civil lawsuit.

The complaint comes a month before the premiere of the fifth and final season of Stranger Things.

Things, which will be divided into three parts and whose final episode will arrive in theaters.

Filming for the final season of Stranger Things began the first week of January 2024. Filming of the new episodes was delayed due to the Screen Actors Guild strike in 2023.