Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour appeared to put months of rumoured tension behind them as they reunited at the Stranger Things final season premiere in Los Angeles. The moment marked the first time the co-stars were seen together publicly since reports of an alleged bullying dispute emerged earlier this year.
In a clip shared by Netflix from the red carpet, Brown and Harbour were seen embracing warmly and posing together for photographers. The video was captioned, “David Harbour and Millie Bobby Brown arrive together for one last Stranger Things premiere.”
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Fans were quick to react online, noting how genuine their reunion seemed. Brown, who stars as Eleven, and Harbour, who plays her on-screen adoptive father, Jim Hopper, laughed and chatted as they walked the red carpet — a striking contrast to months of speculation about a strained relationship.
The Daily Mail previously reported that Brown had filed a harassment and bullying claim against Harbour before production began on the show’s final season. “Millie filed a harassment and bullying claim before they started shooting the last season… The investigation went on for months,” a source told the outlet.
While the report described “pages and pages of accusations,” it also clarified that Harbour was not accused of any form of sexual harassment. According to insiders, Brown reportedly had a personal representative on set with her during filming to ensure her comfort and safety.
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Neither Brown nor Harbour has publicly addressed the allegations, and Netflix has declined to comment. Still, their affectionate display at the premiere suggests that any lingering tension may have eased.
Speculation about their relationship deepened earlier this year when fans resurfaced a March 2024 interview Brown gave to MTV while discussing her upcoming wedding to Jake Bongiovi. When the interviewer joked that Harbour could officiate a “Stranger Things-themed” ceremony, Brown hesitated before replying, “I don’t know how I feel [about that]. Sure.”
The awkward response only fueled rumours of a falling out between the two. However, the Los Angeles premiere painted a very different picture. The co-stars appeared comfortable and supportive, standing together for group photos alongside other members of the cast and production team.
As Stranger Things prepares to conclude its record-breaking run, fans were relieved to see Brown and Harbour end the show on good terms — mirroring the heartfelt bond their characters share on screen. The red carpet reunion offered a fitting moment of closure not just for the actors, but for the millions of fans who have followed their story for nearly a decade.
