Finn Wolfhard Reflects on Fame, Wishes for Therapy

Finn Wolfhard, the star of 'Stranger Things,' has expressed regret over not prioritizing his mental health during his rapid rise to fame at age 13. In a recent interview with People, he stated that if he could relive his early career, he would seek therapy to better cope with the overwhelming changes brought on by the show's success. Despite acknowledging the chaos of his overnight fame, he emphasized that making mistakes is a natural part of growing up. Wolfhard previously revealed struggles with panic attacks and anxiety, feeling pressure to appear fine while grappling with internal challenges. As the final season of 'Stranger Things' approaches, he reflected on the emotional impact of concluding a decade-long journey, likening it to a poignant farewell. His comments have resonated with fans, who advocate for better mental health support for child actors.