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David Harbour Responds to Lily Allen Album and Millie Bobby Brown Report

His Variety interview disputes the album as his account, describes the Brown matter as resolved, and links a public breakdown to media-driven stress.

Overview

  • Harbour told Variety that he respects Allen’s right to use personal experience in art but said her October album West End Girl “wasn’t my experience.”
  • He characterized last year’s tabloid report that Brown filed harassment or bullying allegations as a “rupture-and-repair” that was cleared up after they spoke directly.
  • Brown provided a contemporaneous emailed statement to Variety expressing gratitude for their long working relationship and confirming they remain on good terms and will collaborate again.
  • Harbour acknowledged he “had a breakdown,” connected episodes of erratic behavior to his long‑standing bipolar diagnosis, and blamed intense media scrutiny for worsening his stress.
  • The new comments, given in a June 10 Variety profile and widely reported by trades, leave the Daily Mail’s November tabloid claims unproven in mainstream coverage and shift focus to reputation, privacy and mental‑health impacts.