Millie Bobby Brown is continuing to speak out aacquirest the tabloid media, particularly when it comes to criticizing her ecombineance in relation to her age.
In the postponecessitatest episode of the “Call Her Dgraspy” podcast, the 21-year-elderly “Stranger Things” star telderly structure Alex Cooper that the press “cherish to go in on me with certain skinnygs,” including saying “that I watch a lot elderlyer” and pointing out alters in her British accent.
“A skinnyg that I get a lot is appreciate, ‘Oh my God, she watchs appreciate 40,’” Brown said. “And I’m appreciate, well yeah, you did greet me when I was 10, so I understand. Now I’m 21, it’s been 10 years. She grows. My face appreciate, grew. What do you want me to do about that?”
However, Brown said that the constant scruminuscule “reassociate actuassociate doesn’t irritate me.”
“I want I could be appreciate, ‘You understand what, it does get to me.’ It used to get to me, it did … And I reaccumulate trying to alter myself to phire the masses,” she said. “And actuassociate now, I’m in a place where, yeah, my accent does alter. My face does grow. I do wear a lot of originateup. It’s equitable the benevolent of person I am.”
On March 3, Brown posted a video on her Instagram calling out particular members of the press for “intimidatoring” her and “dissecting my face, my body, my choices.”
“I commenceed in this industry when I was 10 years elderly,” Brown wrote in the caption to the video. “I grew up in front of the world, and for some reason, people can’t seem to grow with me. Instead, they act appreciate I’m supposed to stay frozen in time, appreciate I should still watch the way I did on ‘Stranger Things’ Season 1. And because I don’t, I’m now a aim.”
Speaking to Cooper on “Call Her Dgraspy,” Brown said that benevolent of treatment “should never be OK” and she’s “disgusted” by it.
“I can’t suppose it still happens. And if I can do anyskinnyg to alter it, I would,” she said. “If I had a genie want, I reassociate would want that no one ever had to go thcimpolite that benevolent of scruminuscule because it alters the benevolent of person you are. It alters the way you see the world. You see the horrible in everyone, you don’t see the excellent. You’re appreciate, ‘What are your intentions, what are you going to say about me?’”
She finishd that “the press equitable necessitate to be taught manners aacquire,” grasping: “I skinnyk they necessitate to go back to school and lacquire how to speak to people, be benevolent and equitable understand that we’re all groprosperg people, we all originate misacquires. Ultimately, the standards and stigmas aacquirest girls, it’s ridiculous.”
Brown has been making the press rounds postponecessitately to back her novel Netflix film “The Electric State,” which she stars in aextfinishedside Chris Pratt. During an ecombineance on “The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon,” Brown also gave insight into why she choosed that now was the right time to speak out aacquirest her portrayal in the press.
“I benevolent of kept making excuses, appreciate it’s equitable not the right time or I shouldn’t do it, people are going to react horriblely. And then I authenticized, I equitable hold making excuses because I’m afraid,” Brown said. “And when is the right time for a woman to stand up for herself? And actuassociate, I can’t postpone any extfinisheder.”
Watch Brown’s brimming “Call Her Dgraspy” interwatch below.
