Millie Bobby Brown Says She Tried to ‘Mend’ Friendships With ‘Stranger Things’ Co-Stars After Series Ended Millie Bobby Brown revealed during a live appearance at 92NY that she made a conscious effort to “mend” unresolved tensions with her “Stranger Things” co-stars following the conclusion of the Netflix series. The actress, who portrayed the character Eleven, described the post-finale period as an emotionally challenging time, marked by a sense of loss and uncertainty about her relationships with the cast. Speaking candidly during a segment of the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast, Brown admitted she experienced a “slight, slight depression” after the show ended on New Year’s Eve, a moment she had not anticipated given her typically upbeat personality. Brown explained that she dedicated the month of January to reconnecting with her co-stars, hoping to reassure them of her commitment to maintaining their friendship. She acknowledged that her approach might have seemed unusual, noting that her co-stars likely thought she was “crazy” for reaching out. “I was like, ‘We’re still friends, right? Like, you’re not gonna stop talking to me anymore?’” she recalled. She emphasized her desire to apologize for any past misunderstandings, stating, “I’m sorry if I ever upset you,” and expressed her hope that their bond would endure beyond the show’s run. The actress also shared a poignant moment from her time on the beach, where she sat in tears, reflecting on the emotional weight of the situation. Brown described the experience as “a very hard time for me,” underscoring the depth of her connection to the cast. She highlighted how the show had become an integral part of her life, noting that the characters and co-stars had been more significant to her than her own family.#stranger_things #millie_bobby_brown #noah_schnapp #winona_ryder #92ny
