Millie Bobby Brown has revealed what she always refuses to do when she eats.
The 19-year-old Stranger Things star came under fire from fans after admitting she “draws the line” when it comes to photographing food.
In a TikTok video for Glamor magazine, Millie said she thought it was “ridiculous” and “ridiculous” that people take pictures of food before eating it.
She said, “Oh, I don’t take food pictures. That’s where I draw the line. First of all, my camera doesn’t work, I think it’s just funny.
“Put down your phone!” Eat your food.
“In fact, I don’t even think I have a single photo of food… ever. I printed the word “food” on a piece of film… that’s what I’m trying to explain to someone: “Penne alla vodka.”
“I try to explain to someone that I wanted to, but I never took pictures of my food or drinks. Cringe.’
Fans criticized the actress for her “subjectivity” and burst out with comments outraged by her opinion.
Viewers wrote: “Calm down Millie, it’s not that deep.”
“People can do whatever they want, Millie.”
“It’s just a photograph, Millie.”
“Calm down, Millie, ha ha ha.”
“She called me cringe, but that’s okay because she’s Millie Bobby Brown.”
“On the contrary, I take photographs of every meal..”
“She’s not the one calling me.”
It comes after Millie sparked further fire after suggesting Stranger Things had “stopped” her working on projects she’s “passionate” about, with insiders claiming crew members were left “disappointed” by the absence she has “respect”.
The actress, who was 12 years old when she first appeared on screen as the telekinetic Eleven, said in a recent interview that she was ready to say goodbye and leave after the fifth and final season.
But her harsh remarks reportedly angered those working behind the scenes, who said she should “respect” the show which “made her career”.
“Don’t be surprised if we hear from Millie in the near future that she takes her comments back a bit because although those were her true thoughts, she now sees what that looks like,” a source exclusively told DailyMail.com.
“Many people who work on the show, as part of the crew, are disappointed that her words came out the way they did and feel that she should respect the hard work that so many have done for the show that made her career and paid her her accounts.”
The insider continued: “They all love her and these comments won’t leave a bad taste in their mouths for long because by the time they start filming and finish the show, it will be long gone.
“But the comments definitely struck a nerve for those who need a job like Stranger Things to make ends meet. A lot of people who work on the show just think it’s a bad look.”
DailyMail.com then contacted Millie’s rep for comment.
According to Deadline, the British star, who is worth an estimated £14 million, earned £20,000 per episode for the first season, before receiving a significant increase to £250,000 per episode for the third season.
Playing Eleven has also turned down several major film roles, including in the Enola Holmes franchise, in which she is said to have received a salary of £10 million for the second installment, setting a record for the largest salary paid in advance actor under the age of 20.
So perhaps it’s no surprise that her latest comments have angered fans, who have criticized her for wanting to say goodbye to the sci-fi hit that brought her fame and fortune.
Speaking to Glamor, she said: “Filming Stranger Things takes a lot of time, and it prevents me from creating the stories I enjoy. Therefore, I am ready to say: “Thank you and goodbye”…
“When you’re ready, you say, ‘Okay, let’s do this. Let’s get into this past senior year. Let’s get out of here.”
Millie, who is engaged to 21-year-old Jake Bongiovi, has also supplemented her wealth with advertising and launching her own brand. beauty line Florence by Mills, which has since expanded into clothing.
Last year she was announced as a brand ambassador for French fashion house Louis Vuitton, debuting an eyewear campaign alongside model Karlie Kloss and singer Lous and the Yakuza.
The actress, who is signed to IMG models, has previously appeared in advertising campaigns for brands such as Calvin Klein, Pandora, Moncler and Samsung.