Did Millie Bobby Brown File A Harassment Complaint Against David Harbour?

David Harbour. Or, as he is known in Lily Allen’s new album – 4chan Stan.

The Stranger Things star has been facing a serious amount of flack over the past week or so following the release of West End Girl, a record in which Allen detailed Harbour’s infidelity, his desire to be in an open relationship, and the eventual breakdown of their marriage.

The album was raw, brutal, and painfully honest – but as it turns out, it’s not the only bad press Harbour is set to receive this week.

According to reports from Mail Online, Harbour’s Stranger Things co-star and on-screen daughter Millie Bobby Brown filed a harassment and bullying complaint against Harbour ahead of season five.

The alleged complaint reportedly led to a months-long investigation following “pages and pages of accusations” from Bobby Brown, who plays Eleven on the show.

Bobby Brown also reportedly requested a representative with her while filming the fifth and final season of the series.

Harbour previously told PEOPLE that his relationship to Bobby Brown and the other children on the show was “parental” in the early days of filming.

“As the seasons go on, you just become like a family, and my sort of soft heart gets exposed, and they start to be able to not really take me seriously anymore,” he said in 2020.

In a recent interview with Empire Magazine, Bobby Brown spoke of her relationship with Harbour, both on and off screen.

“David and I connected on another level. He always looked out for me, and I always annoyed him like a daughter or a younger sister,” she said.

“I was always trying to climb all over him and he was always rolling his eyes and laughing at me. I think that’s kind of how the El and Hopper relationship really started to develop in the show – it was mirroring our actual lives and our actual relationship.”

Neither Harbour nor Bobby Brown have commented on the claims, nor have they been verified by anyone other than the Mail’s source.