Millie Bobby Brown didn't have a normal childhood, and she's getting candid about how being in the spotlight as a young star still affects her. In Vanity Fair‘s latest cover story, published on Wednesday,

“I don’t have many friends, because of who I am,” she said, recalling that she and her similarly young Stranger Things co-stars completed their education through private classes on set. “I didn’t go to school, so I don’t have the best social skills when it comes to people my own age and friendships.”

Millie Bobby Brown has confessed she doesn’t have ‘many friends’. While it looks like she has it all – an estimated net worth of $14million (£11.2mill), A-lister status at the age of 20, a devoted partner and now husband – the Stranger Things star has confessed she really doesn’t.

Millie Bobby Brown doesn't "have many friends". The Stranger Things actress was just 11 when she joined the Netflix series and she admitted growing up on set, where she was privately tutored has left her with a lack of social skills and struggling to relate to other people her own age,

Millie Bobby Brown became the highest-paid actor under 20 years old for her dual role as actor and producer in Netflix's Enola Holmes 2.