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Millie Bobby Brown Thinks "It's Gross" How Differently She Has Been Treated By The Press And Social Media Since She Turned 18
It's hard enough to go through your awkward teenage years under normal circumstances. It's even more difficult when you're in the public eye, something that "Stranger Things" star Millie Bobby Brown knows very well.
By Gina Florio1 min read
It's no secret that child stars are sexualized at a young age, even if the roles they play are entirely innocent. Millie Bobby Brown, who was only 12 when she started acting in Stranger Things, is yet another young actor who endured such treatment, so much so that there was even a countdown clock online that people were using in anticipation for her 18th birthday so they could speak about her sexually online. Since Millie turned 18, she said she's noticed a difference in the way she's being treated now that she's of legal age.