Millie Bobby Brown was reduced to tears after wrapping up filming for season three of Stranger Things.
Brown, who plays Eleven in the Netflix hit, shared an Instagram video, telling fans she will “cry all day” on the last day of shooting.
Sticking to her word she later shared a tearful selfie alongside the caption: “Told u.”
She tagged co-stars Sadie Sink, who plays Max, and Noah Schnapp, who plays Will, saying that she “couldn’t say goodbye” and that it’s “not okay”.
Brown then posted two photos of her and Sink on set, alongside the caption “that’s a wrap” as fans rushed to comment on the fact the pictures were surrounded by a border reading “one more time” leading many to question if the series will come to an end after season three.
The show’s wrap comes days after Brown’s salary for the show was “revealed” to be on a par with her adult co-stars Winona Ryder and David Harbour, who play Joyce Byres and Jim Hopper respectively.
The teen star has pocketed £271,400 per episode for her role, according to Heroic Hollywood, making her one of the show’s top earners.
This follows previous reports by The Hollywood Reporter that Brown was singled out from the child cast during contract negotiations last year and is making at least £193,800 more than the rest of the younger stars.
The plot for the third series of the successful streaming show is being kept tightly under wraps but creators The Duffer Brothers and producer Shawn Levy have teased some details about what to expect.
Back in July, the show dropped a teaser trailer advertising that Starcourt Mall is soon to become a regular fixture in Hawkins, Indiana.
Stranger Things 1 and 2 are available now on Netflix. Season 3 is expected to land in summer 2019.
