Actress Millie Bobby Brown, who is best known for her role in the Netflix series “Stranger Things,” has shared some insight into the relationships between the cast members.

During a recent panel discussion at PaleyFest, Brown acknowledged that the “honeymoon stage” between the cast members has come to an end and that they now argue like siblings.

Co-star Caleb McLaughlin, who plays Lucas Sinclair, spoke about their initial connection, stating: “Once we first met each other I think we were all very outgoing. So it was just easy to connect. It wasn’t actually hard.”

Millie added, “It was like a relationship actually, because it felt like we went through a honeymoon stage.”

Brown went on to describe how things have changed and that the cast members now bicker over small things.

She explained, “We would be, like, really nice to each other. We didn’t want to do anything that would hurt each other’s feelings.”

“Now it’s so different. We are actually siblings. We argue all the time.”

However, the arguments are over trivial matters such as remote control usage or who is eating whose chips.

The only cast member who stays out of these squabbles is Sadie Sink, who joined the cast for the second season.

Millie admitted, “Sadie doesn’t argue though! She’s like, ‘Guys, everybody calm down.'”

The cast is set to return to work in the upcoming weeks, but director Shawn Levy stated, “I’ll get in so much trouble. I can’t say much. But we are going back to work next month and we’re super excited.”

Levy remained tight-lipped on what will happen in the next season of the supernatural drama.

Millie Bobby Brown recently shaved her head for her role as Eleven and spoke about the experience.

She said, “The day I shaved my head was the most empowering moment of my whole life. The last strand of hair cut off was the moment my whole face was on show and I couldn’t hide behind my hair like I used to.”

“As I looked in the mirror I realized I had one job to do. Inspire … Shaving your head is so empowering. You don’t need hair to be beautiful.”

“You are beautiful with or without. I learned that too.”