Millie Bobby Brown Accuses David Harbour of Harassment Amid Ex-Wife’s Allegations

David Harbour, the actor known for his role as Jim Hopper in the hit series *Stranger Things*, is currently embroiled in a dual controversy. His former co-star, Millie Bobby Brown, has reportedly filed a formal complaint against him for bullying and harassment. This alleged misconduct led to a months-long internal investigation by Netflix, with Brown’s complaint detailing numerous accusations. While the specifics of the investigation’s outcome remain undisclosed, it has been confirmed that the claims do not involve sexual impropriety. Netflix has yet to comment on the matter.

Adding to the turmoil, Harbour’s ex-wife, singer Lily Allen, has released a new album, “West End Girl,” which appears to delve into her experiences during their marriage. Several tracks reportedly allude to infidelity, with one specific accusation pointing towards Natalie Tippett, a costume designer who worked with Harbour on the Netflix film *We Have a Ghost*. Allen’s lyrics, including those in songs like “Tennis,” “Madeline,” and “P****y Palace,” are said to reveal details of betrayal and control, with the singer referencing cheating multiple times and even making allegations about unconventional rules within their marriage, such as being permitted to only engage with sex workers. She also refers to Harbour as a “sex addict” and mentions discovering inappropriate messages.

Despite these personal and professional challenges, Netflix is proceeding with the production of *Stranger Things* Season 5, with the final season’s second part scheduled for release on December 25. The unfolding off-screen drama is capturing as much attention from fans as the show’s on-screen narrative.