Millie Bobby Brown is ready to move on as Stranger Things is one step away from the finish line. The actress has basically grown up in the limelight. Coming from a humble beginning to striving her way into the industry, she bagged an important role with Netflix. Despite having worked in Once Upon A Time In Wonderland, Intruders, and Grey’s Anatomy, it was her role as Eleven that helped garner a fanbase and global fame.

The sci-fi Netflix series success came as a success for everyone involved. The series created many stars, an amazing plot, and mass viewership enjoyed the success of its four seasons, with the last one queued up for 2024. Having experienced its journey, Brown opens up on her thoughts about the end and the plans after.

What Millie Bobby Brown feels now that Stranger Things is ending

Stranger Things season 4 has ended. Since then Brown has been enjoying the success of Enola Holmes 2, which also landed on Netflix. But while the actress stays busy in future projects, it will always be her role as Eleven that fans will remember the most. Considering the weightage this role carries in her career, she revealed to Seventeen about being prepared to let go of the series. “I feel like there’s a lot of the story that’s been told now, and we know of it,” she said.

The actress was thirteen when the series began and is ready for new chapters in her life as a nineteen-year-old. She wants to focus on the future while being thankful for the opportunities so far. 

While the series has not even ended, the actress is busy starring in movies as well as projects.

The actress is not only exploring as an actress but also as an entrepreneur

Stranger Things certainly paved many avenues for the British actress. She started her PCMA Production, which is managed by her sister Paige Brown. In 2019, she launched her beauty brand Florence by Mills, which is already flourishing amongst her fan base. She also earned the title of becoming UNICEF’s youngest ambassador. But the actress is not only into money-making, she is also pursuing a human sources degree at Purdue University.

As a fan and audience, what do you feel about seeing the actress out of her Stranger Things role? Put your thoughts in the comments.