The 'Stranger Things' actress has faced a barrage of negative comments on social media and from some media while she has been conducting 'The Electric State' press tour.

Millie Bobby Brown has posted a video on Instagram in which she condemns the press for “bullying” her over her changing physical appearance. The “Stranger Things” star called out specific articles and writers for their “disturbing” coverage that is devoted to “dissecting my face,

Millie Bobby Brown called out by name several journalists behind remarkably mean spirited coverage of her appearance over the weekend, asserting, "this isn't journalism. This is bullying," and vowing she will not "apologize for growing up.

And because I don’t, I’m now a target." Brown then mentioned a few articles about her appearance with headlines, such as 'What has Millie Bobby Brown done to her face?’, 'Millie Bobby Brown mistaken for someone’s mom as she guides younger sister Ava through LA’ by Cassie Carpenter,

Stranger Things alum Millie Bobby Brown broke her silence on the ongoing trolling over her looks.Millie, who have been under strict media scrutiny and facing extreme trolling on her latest appearances has clapped back at haters in powerful

Millie Bobby Brown, known for her role as Eleven in Stranger Things, condemned the media's harsh scrutiny of her appearance and body. In a candid Instagram video, the 21-year-old actress criticized journalists for publishing hurtful articles,

Actress Millie Bobby Brown became a household name after starring in Netflix’s science fiction show Stranger Things. Having started her acting journey at the age of 10, she has been facing a lot of criticism by the internet and the media due to her change in appearances.

Millie Bobby Brown, the acclaimed Stranger Things actor, has publicly slammed the media for their "bullying" scrutiny of her changing physical appearance. In an Instagram video, she lamented specific articles and authors who have been "dissecting my face, my body, my choices."

Millie Bobby Brown took to her Instagram today to address a “very necessary” conversation that affects any “young woman who grows up under public scrutiny,” blasting the media for spending time “dissecting” her looks in “disturbing” articles.