Where to Follow the Stranger Things Cast on Social Media

Updated on Nov 2, 2017 at 7:35 PM

Netflix's Stranger Things officially returned on Oct. 27, and if you're like us, chances are you've already binge-watched the entire second season and are having withdrawals. Luckily, most of the cast is on social media, so you can still keep up with them until season three returns. To make things easier for you, we've put together a list of of their accounts and all you have to do is click "follow."

Finn Wolfhard (Mike Wheeler)

Instagram: @finnwolfhardofficial
Twitter: @FinnSkata

Caleb McLaughlin (Lucas Sinclair)

Instagram: @therealcalebmclaughlin
Twitter: @calebrmclaughl1

Millie Bobby Brown (Eleven)

Instagram: @milliebobbybrown
Twitter: @milliebbrown

Gaten Matarazzo (Dustin Henderson)

Instagram: gatenm123
Twitter: @GatenM123

Noah Schnapp (Will Byers)

Instagram: @noahschnapp
Twitter: @noah_schnapp

David Harbour (Jim Hopper)

Instagram: @dkharbour
Twitter: @DavidKHarbour

Natalia Dyer (Nancy Wheeler)

Instagram: @nattyiceofficial
Twitter: @NataliaDyer

Charlie Heaton (Jonathan Byers)

Instagram: @charlie.r.heaton

Joe Keery (Steve Harrington)

Instagram: @uncle_jezzy
Twitter: @joe_keery

Shannon Purser (Barbara Holland)

Instagram: @shannonpurser
Twitter: @shannonpurser

Dacre Montgomery (Billy)

Instagram: @dacremontgomery
Twitter: @dacremontgomery

Sadie Sink (Max)

Instagram: @sadiesink_
Twitter: @SadieSink

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Where to Follow the Stranger Things Cast on Social Media

Finn Wolfhard (Mike Wheeler)

Caleb McLaughlin (Lucas Sinclair)

Millie Bobby Brown (Eleven)

Gaten Matarazzo (Dustin Henderson)

Noah Schnapp (Will Byers)

David Harbour (Jim Hopper)

Natalia Dyer (Nancy Wheeler)

Charlie Heaton (Jonathan Byers)

Joe Keery (Steve Harrington)

Shannon Purser (Barbara Holland)

Dacre Montgomery (Billy)

Sadie Sink (Max)

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