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'I will not be shamed for how I look:' Millie Bobby Brown calls out media 'bullying'


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  One of the people she called out in her video, actor Matt Lucas, apologized to Brown and explained that he was "mortified" by an article claiming he "slammed" her appearance.

Millie Bobby Brown, known for her role in "Stranger Things," has publicly addressed the media's scrutiny over her appearance, particularly focusing on her acne. In an interview with Allure, she expressed frustration over the constant critique of her looks, stating that she will not be shamed for how she looks. Brown highlighted the unfair pressure placed on young women in the public eye to maintain a perfect image, emphasizing that growing up is a natural process that should not be marred by public shaming. She also discussed her experiences with online bullying and how it has affected her, advocating for a more supportive environment for young celebrities. Her comments come at a time when discussions about body image, mental health, and the impact of media on young stars are increasingly prominent.

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