David Harbour Addresses Ex Lily Allen's Songs, Clarifies Millie Bobby Brown Rumors

David Harbour has broken his silence regarding the album his ex-wife, Lily Allen, released following their separation. The 'Stranger Things' star addressed the record, widely interpreted as a series of accusations against him, including infidelity. Harbour told Variety that while he respects Allen's right to create art from her experiences, he stressed that the narrative presented in the songs was not his own.

Allen's album, released in October 2025, features tracks like “Pussy Palace,” “Madeline,” “Dallas Major,” and “4chan Stan.” These songs delve into themes of a double life, secret sexual encounters, and lavish gifts for another woman. Although Allen never named Harbour directly, the connection was undeniable given their four-year marriage which ended prior to the album's release.

Harbour avoided delving into specific details of the accusations, stating, “It’s my private life. Even though a lot of people don’t allow me to have a private life, I value it.” He acknowledged the complexity of such stories and reiterated his respect for her artistic process as a "channeling of her experience."

In addition to discussing his past relationship, Harbour also addressed persistent rumors of conflict with his 'Stranger Things' co-star Millie Bobby Brown. Reports circulated in 2025 alleging that Brown had filed a formal complaint against Harbour for harassment and intimidation during the filming of the Netflix series, even suggesting an internal investigation. Harbour's comments aimed to clarify the situation surrounding these claims.

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Es mi vida privada. A pesar de que mucha gente no me permite tener una vida privada, yo la valoro.