Millie Bobby Brown praises David Harbour at ‘Stranger Things’ premiere — as body language expert cries ‘overkill’

Millie Bobby Brown had only nice things to say about David Harbour at the “Stranger Things” Season 5 premiere Thursday night.

The actress, 21, told Extra at the TCL Chinese Theatre that she and her 50-year-old co-star are “so lucky to have each other” — days after reports surfaced that she accused Harbour of bullying and harassment.

Brown, who plays Eleven on the hit show, gushed that reuniting with Harbour, who plays her father figure Jim Hopper Jr., was “amazing.”

She gushed, “The show is means so much to the both of us and to everyone here. This has, like, been the last 10 years of our lives.

“So, we’ve dedicated a lot of it, and we’re so excited to see that come to screen,” the “Damsel” star concluded.

Brown and Harbour put on a united front on the red carpet, posing for smiling snaps together.

A body language expert, however, dubbed their friendly interactions “overkill,” according to the Daily Mail.

Judi James pointed out the duo’s repeated fits of laughter to the outlet, noting, “She suggests she is helpless with laughter with her eyes closed and mouth open and her right hand placed onto her rib area as she giggles loudly.”

That being said, James claimed the pair showed signs of being “happy” and “delighted” in each other’s presence.

There were “no obvious signs of tension,” the expert added.

Reps for Harbour and Brown did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.

Harbour sported a pinstripe suit on the step-and-repeat, while Brown showed some skin in a sheer Rodarte dress.

The “Enola Holmes” star made headlines last week for allegedly filing a bullying and harassment claim against Harbour ahead of filming Season 5 in early 2024.

“There were pages and pages of accusations,” a source told the Daily Mail, clarifying that Harbour had not been accused of sexual impropriety. “The investigation went on for months.”

Brown allegedly was accompanied to set by a representative for the Netflix series’ finale — although executive producer Shawn Levy insisted to the Hollywood Reporter on Thursday that he has seen some “wildly inaccurate” reports on the scandal.

Levy did, however, say, “You have to create a respectful workplace where everyone feels comfortable and safe. So we did everything to build that environment, and we’re proud of the fact that we did so.”

Harbour has had a tumultuous year, splitting from wife Lily Allen — and then being seemingly accused of infidelity in her scathing new album, “West End Girl,” last month.

As for Brown, she and her husband, Jake Bongiovi, became parents in August when they adopted a baby girl.