Millie Bobby Brown recalled a traumatic experience from her childhood when she started working in Hollywood.
In an interview with Vanity Fair, the Stranger Things starlet revealed that at age 13, a paparazzi hid on her closed set and took invasive and voyeuristic photos of her.
She said, “I didn’t have nothing [on underneath]… It wasn’t too much, but it was enough for it not to be okay. I think, just in general, there should be more laws with the media in terms of paparazzi in terms of exploitation.”
Millie added, “At that time in my life, I didn’t know what I wanted to look like, if I preferred more feminine looks, more masculine looks, more androgynous, more grunge. So I implemented that confusion.”
The exploitation from the industry affected her deeply.
“I was like, Oh my goodness, this is making me feel horrible about myself. I deleted it because I was becoming way too obsessed with the idea of becoming someone else,” the Enola Holmes actress noted.
On the work front, Millie will be next seen in Stranger Things season five.
