Millie Bobby Brown stranded in Bali amid volcano eruption

WITH more than 400 cancelled flights on Monday and nearly 60,000 travellers affected, 13-year-old Millie Bobby Brown was left stranded.

Millie Bobby Brown one of nearly 60,000 stranded. Picture: Supplied.

MILLIE Bobby Brown was one of the thousands of people stranded on the Indonesian island of Bali after volcano Mount Agung erupted.

What was originally meant to be a four-day break turned into a 10-day mini vacation as a result of the airport being shut down for a couple of days due to the volcano’s ash that filled the air.

The Stranger Things actor, 13, shared photos from her extended stay and thanked everyone she met and said a prayer for the Balinese people who have been affected by the eruption.

“I would really love to thank all of the staff at the @themuliabali for taking such good care of us while having to extend our stay here; I cannot thank you enough!

Brown was recently in Australia and met up with Drake who was touring the country. Picture: Instagram.

“Also, to the Balinese people who are the sweetest, kindest and most humble people I’ve ever met,” she wrote.

“But most of all, my thoughts and prayers are with the people whose lives have been affected by this. I truly hope everyone there stays safe. Sending all my love to Bali.”

Agung’s last major eruption in 1963 killed about 1,100 people.

Brown is known for her iconic role as Eleven in the Netflix series, Stranger Things. Picture: Emma McIntyre / Getty Images.

The closure of the airport stranded tens of thousands of travellers.

More than 400 flights were cancelled on Monday and nearly 60,000 travellers affected, an airport spokesman said.

This article was originally published on the New York Post and was republished here with permission.

Originally published as Millie Bobby Brown stranded in Bali amid volcano eruption