Noah Schnapp was reportedly kicked out of a New York nightclub early Saturday morning.
According to an eyewitness, the 19-year-old “Stranger Things” star was hanging out at popular venue The Palace and allegedly eavesdropping on customers paying for a bottle so they could have shots of tequila with him and his entourage.
However, Schnapp allegedly “became angry” when other club patrons refused to allow him to attend the event due to his underage age.
Page Six was told he was so “aggressively exhausted” that security escorted him out around 1:30 a.m.
The source said that after being kicked out of the Palace, Noah “backed up to the curb and was clearly unable to stand,” but was then seen leaving the area around 2 a.m.
This is the latest controversy for the actor following his statements about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Schnaap, who is Jewish, has been vocal about his support for Israel after Hamas launched a surprise attack on the Middle Eastern nation in October 2023.
The actor faced criticism in November after a video surfaced online of him sitting in a restaurant with friends holding stickers saying “Zionism is sexy” and “Hamas is ISIS.”
Schnapp later said in an apology video that his “thoughts and beliefs” about the war between Israel and Hamas had been “misinterpreted” in the wake of protests over the video, which some criticized as insensitive.
Schnapp told his more than 32 million followers that he wants peace, is “against any killing of innocent people” and has “learned a lot” from recent conversations with Palestinian friends.
“Anyone with an ounce of humanity would hope for an end to hostilities on both sides,” Schnapp said, looking directly into the camera.
“We are all human and we are all the same and we should all love each other, support each other and stick together for that,” he added.
Schnapp rose to fame in 2016 when he began playing the character Will Byers on Stranger Things. He also appeared in Steven Spielberg’s drama Bridge of Spies and voiced Charlie Brown in The Peanuts Movie.