Audrey Holcomb portrays the role of Eden in the Netflix series Stranger Things, and she only makes an appearance in episode 6, "Chapter Six: The Drive," of season four.
Holcomb’s acting career was launched in 2015 via the short "Musical Hearts'' and from then and until 2021, the actor appeared in several more short films. The actor's first significant role was in "Stranger Things," and fans were captivated by the character of Eden.
Additionally, Holcomb is working on the 2023 release of the movie "American Cherry," which is currently in post-production. She has acted in a number of short films, such as "3 Minutes," "Colt 45," "Junior Guards," and "Scary Stroy." She made her acting debut on the TV show "Murder Calls," where she made an episode appearance in 2017, and she got her big break on the show "Stranger Things” in 2022.
What is the age of Audrey Holcomb?
Audrey Holcomb was born on July 7, 2000 in Atlanta, Georgia. Regarding her personal life and whereabouts, she maintains a low profile. Holcomb isn't that much older than her co-stars, despite the fact that she portrays an older sister in "Stranger Things."
She’s 22 years old as of March 2023 while the ages of her co-stars, Finn Wolfhard, Caleb McLaughlin, and Sadie Sink, are 19, 20, and 20 years old, respectively. Others, such as Charlie Heeton, Joe Keery, and Natalie Dyer, are 27, 30, and 28 years old, respectively.
Who is Eden in “Stranger Things” season four?
Eden Bingham, played by Audrey Holcomb, is a supporting figure in Stranger Things' fourth season. She is most likely the oldest of Suzie Bingham's numerous siblings. The Bingham House was the destination for Mike Wheeler, Will Byers, Jonathan Byers, and Argyle in their search for Nina Wheeler.
The group ran into Eden, who put her youngest sibling, Cornelius, in timeout for turning off the power after they had entered and seen the chaos inside. She approached Argyle after noticing him and asked him, "Who are you?" as Argyle stammered his introduction.
Eden directed the group to the third floor after they inquired about Suzie's whereabouts. She requested that they push "that four-eyed little shit" for her, prompting Argyle to declare his willingness to "do anything" for her. As Eden walked slowly back down the stairs, they stopped blinking back and forth. Argyle snuck out of the office as Suzie, Mike, Will, and Jonathan crept in.
The group was walking back to their van after getting Nina's coordinates when Suzie detected what she thought to be a skunk odor. When Jonathan, Will, and Mike opened the back of the van after spotting smoke coming from inside, they discovered Argyle and Eden sharing a joint.
Why does Suzie in "Stranger Things" have so many siblings?
Suzie's upbringing in a Mormon family is the most likely cause of her large number of siblings. The members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints hold the belief that souls already exist in heaven before birth, where they reside with God and await the start of their predetermined time on this planet.
Birth control is opposed because it is believed to be an effort to avoid giving a body to one of these pre-incarnate souls, according to a particular Mormon doctrine. Through the 1960s and 1970s, many prominent Mormon teachers and preachers were outspoken in their opposition to birth control, which had a significant impact on the average family size among the Mormon population. This theory is supported by the time period of Stranger Things Season 4. In the 1980s, Mormon families had significantly more children on average than the general population did; at a time when most American households had an average of 1.81 children, Mormon households had 3.31 children on average.
Even by Mormon standards in 1986, Suzie's family is unquestionably above average, though to be fair, this would just be due to the way averages work. Suzie's return is incredibly well done, making Dustin's girlfriend and her family an amusing counterpoint to the horrors the heroes in Hawkins are dealing with.
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