Millie Bobby Brown Opens Up About Pressure, Friendship and Bittersweet End of Stranger Things Era
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As the highly-anticipated fifth and final season of Stranger Things releases this month, star Millie Bobby Brown reflects on the whirlwind journey that catapulted her to global stardom. At just 12 years old, she landed the role of Eleven, a character that has become an iconic part of pop culture. Nine years later, Brown shares her emotional and surreal experience of wrapping up this chapter of her career. Growing up in the public eye comes with immense pressure, Brown admits. 'There's a constant pressure to get everything right,' she says. 'If you look closely, you can pick apart anyone's life.' However, she credits her co-stars – Finn Wolfhard, Noah Schnapp, Gaten Matarazzo, and Caleb Mclaughlin – with being a source of support during this challenging time. 'We were in it together,' she says. 'I'm lucky to have had that.' One of the most significant takeaways from her Stranger Things experience is the unbreakable bond she shares with co-star Noah Schnapp. Brown describes their friendship as 'unique' and 'like being siblings.' 'We love each other unconditionally,' she says. 'It's a feeling that's hard to find in the world, and when you do, you should hold onto it for dear life.' Brown values Schnapp's advice above all others, and the sentiment is mutual. 'We look out for each other,' she explains. 'It's pure and loving because we've known each other before all this fame hit us.' As the Stranger Things era comes to a close, Brown is grateful for the experience and the friendships forged along the way.
