Millie Bobby Brown Misses Good Morning America Appearance Due to Injury

Millie Bobby Brown, the star of Netflix's "Stranger Things," was unable to attend her scheduled appearance on "Good Morning America" on December 15 due to an injury sustained from a fall. Instead of joining her co-star Noah Schnapp in the studio, Brown appeared via a pre-recorded video message, showing her left arm in a sling. In the clip, she expressed her regret for not being able to be present, stating, “I’m really sorry I couldn’t be there with you guys. I took a fall.” Despite her injury, Brown maintained a light-hearted tone, humorously noting, “I wanted to still participate in any way I could because you know me, Noah, I have to make it about me.”

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Noah Schnapp, who plays Will Byers alongside Brown's Eleven, expressed his disappointment at her absence, saying he was “so sad” she could not be there. Their friendship extends beyond the screen, as Schnapp is also the godfather to Brown's adopted daughter. During his appearance, he shared how honored he felt to take on this role, recalling their childhood conversations about such a future.

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The duo was set to discuss the final season of "Stranger Things," with the next episodes scheduled for release on December 25 and the series finale on December 31. Schnapp described the emotional weight of the final episode, stating, “Once you watch that, it’s done,” highlighting the significance of their shared journey in the series.

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This incident is not the first time Brown has missed a public appearance due to injury. In 2018, she was unable to attend the MTV Movie & TV Awards after splitting her kneecap. At that time, she shared her experience via Instagram, marking it as a significant milestone in her life.

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While Brown did not provide specific details about the nature of her fall or her recovery timeline, she appeared in good spirits during her virtual appearance. The GMA hosts and Schnapp both conveyed their support and well-wishes for her recovery.

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As Brown recuperates, she is expected to continue her promotional activities for "Stranger Things." The final episodes of the series are highly anticipated by fans, and both Brown and Schnapp are preparing for the emotional conclusion of their characters' arcs.

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• “To everyone at GMA, I’m really sorry I couldn’t be there with you guys. I took a fall.” — Millie Bobby Brown

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• “Oh, it’s like, such an honor.” — Noah Schnapp, on being Brown's daughter's godfather

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• “ “Once you watch that, it’s done.” — Noah Schnapp, discussing the final episode of "Stranger Things."

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