Noah Schnapp opened up about crying during a particular scene in Stranger Things volume 2.

The young actor revealed to People that he broke down in tears when he first read the script for Will Byers’ pivotal scene in the series.

“I was nervous,” Schnapp admitted, explaining that the storyline carried immense personal significance and responsibility.

“I was like, ‘How are they going to write that?’ But I read it, and I just cried reading it, and I was like, ‘This is perfect. They did it.’ There’s no notes.”

The scene which explores Will’s struggles with identity and belonging has been widely praised by fans for its sensitivity and authenticity.

“I would say I was a little nervous about everyone individually standing up, and I was like, ‘Is that going to be weird?’ But then, in the moment, everything just [felt] so real and it felt so just natural, and it worked,” he shared referencing the scene where Will’s brother and his friends all stand up to embrace him.

Schnapp also confessed that he liked that the scene “wasn’t just a sob fest.”

“He was happy through the beginning of it, kind of reliving those memories. And it makes it hit harder, almost,” he continued.

Princess Charlotte dismissed shocking claims made by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle with her meaningful gesture during the Sandringham walk.

The Waleses’ children, George, Charlotte and Louis, wowed the onlookers and the royal fans with their well-mannered Christmas Day outing with their parents and the other key royal members.

However, a moment which grabbed the attention was Charlotte sharing a warm hug with the royal family’s well-wishers, melting hearts.

Social media users lauded the 10-year-old princess’s heartfelt move. One fan wrote, “She has perfect role models with both her parents.”

“Princess Charlotte is such a sweetheart,” another penned.

It is important to note that Prince William has also recently photographed hugging footballer Jill Scott on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the charity Fields in Trust.

The father-daughter duo publicly denied claims once made by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex about the future King’s dislike of hugs.

In their controversial Netflix show, Meghan said that she was a “hugger, but she “didn’t realise that it’s really jarring for a lot of Brits.”

“I started to understand that the formality on the outside carried through on the inside,” Archie and Lilibet’s mother added.

Moreover, Harry wrote in his bombshell memoir Spare that William “recoiled” when Meghan moved forward to hug him.

The Duke recalled that the moment “completely freaked [William] out.”