Millie Bobby Brown's Biggest Fan Theory Debunked!

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Now, the Stranger Things writers are responding. The official Twitter account responded directly, saying, “Yeah there’ s nothing in this article that is true. Don’t know why we have to keep. Millie caused confusion among her followers when she made a weird admission on a livestream in 2018. Millie effectively came out that she believed the earth was flat and not round. After a fan asked if she believed the world was flat, she said she’d recently watched a video by YouTuber Shane Dawson covering the theory . Brown’s comments stirred controversy, leading professional intimacy coordinator Jessica Steinrock to post a rebuttal video to TikTok with the caption, “Consent is mandatory. We don’t need to. In a promotional video for Netflix Mexico on Instagram, Harbour debunked one fan theory that says Will and Eleven are in a secret relationship in California and trying to hide it from Mike. Brown reportedly left X in 2018 after an absurd meme that joked about her being homophobic surfaced. Some gay and straight fans found it humorous, while it made the star, who was just 14 years. Her drastic change in appearance has since sparked several theories from fans - including one, which suggests that Brown ’ s new get-up actually forms part of an upcoming movie role. However, some users quickly noticed that Brown was posting from her seat while the fan was in her wheelchair. The noticeable distance between them with the fan leaning toward Brown, makes it an awkward frame. According to star Millie Bobby Brown , you have no idea what this show has in store. Vulture interviewed the young cast of the wildly popular Netflix series, and asked Brown — who plays the. During an interview with ET, the Stranger Things star addressed a popular theory that fan - favorite Eddie Munson (Joseph Quinn) will return in Season 5. “I mean, it’s a good fan theory,” she.