Millie Bobby Brown, the 19-year-old actress who rose to fame as Eleven on Netflix's hit series "Stranger Things," is preparing to say goodbye to the show that made her a household name. In an interview with Glamour, Brown compared the final season of the show to the last year of high school, stating that she is ready for her next chapter. While she credits “Stranger Things” with providing her with the tools to become a better actor, she expressed a desire to focus on creating stories that she is passionate about.

Brown reflected on her experience with the show, revealing that she faced criticism and scrutiny at a young age. She was accused of being "too loud" and trying to steal the spotlight from her castmates. These negative experiences made her more protective of other child actors, emphasizing the need to support and uplift them.

Despite her decision to move on from "Stranger Things," Brown assured fans that she will still maintain relationships with her castmates. She expressed gratitude for the friendships she has formed during her time on the show.

In addition to her career in acting, Brown also discussed her personal life, including her engagement to Jake Bongiovi, son of Jon Bon Jovi. Brown revealed that both sets of parents married at a young age and have stayed together, which influenced her and Bongiovi's decision to get engaged. She also emphasized that Bongiovi supports her in pursuing her own dreams and aspirations.

While saying goodbye to “Stranger Things” is bittersweet for Brown, she expressed excitement for future projects, including her upcoming movie with Chris Pratt titled "The Electric State" and her debut novel "Nineteen Steps." Overall, Brown is ready to embrace her next chapter and continue growing as an actor and individual.