The youngest UNICEF ambassador remembers how she was harassed on her return from the filming of "Stranger things"
Millie Bobby Brown is one of the youngest and most recognized actresses in the world. Her rise to fame came from the hand of Netflix with "Stranger things", a series that she will return to the platform with her third season in just over a month.
At just 15 years old, she Bobby Brown is one of the actresses who has earned the most money in recent years. Per chapter of "Stranger things" he pocketed about 26,000 euros more extras, to which should be added the sponsorships of important brands that have her to promote her products. The young actress, during her first year in world fame, achieved a heritage of around 5.65 million euros.
This, it seems, that she stirred the consciences of some of her schoolmates, who made her life impossible at the time she returned to the classroom after filming the Netflix fiction.
“I was bullied at my school in England. In fact, it was a situation that caused me a lot of anxiety and problems that I still face, "Bobby Brown confessed in an interview for the British edition of Glamor. "Young people's lives are under increasing pressure, and I want to make sure that children are protected from violence and exploitation in the first place." This, in fact, is what led Millie Bobby Brown to become a UNICEF ambassador to fight against bullying.
But, in fact, the pressure not only increased in the school environment in which the actress who embodies Eleven moved, but also social networks became the perfect dump for many comments to be concentrated against her. Currently, the actress accumulates more than 18 million followers on Instagram and
“In real life and online, I had to deal with situations that affect people and it really hurts me to read some of the things that are said. I want to fight against negativity on social networks, I have lived it, it is like a disease, it is hate and it is horrible », she confessed in her interview with the British medium.
That is why Brown has wanted to commit to the fight to eradicate this problem suffered by millions of people around the world, regardless of her worldwide fame. From the podium that society has allowed her with the recognition of her public work as an actress, Millie Bobby Brown has become the youngest ambassador of the United Nations Children's Fund, which fights to help children and defense of their rights.
Now Millie Bobby Brown will focus on the promotion of the third season of "Stranger things", which will be released on Netflix on July 4. In addition, this summer the actress will live the premiere of her on the big screen with "Godzilla: King of the monsters"
