'Stranger Things' star Sadie Sink says she gives her brothers her scripts when they ask about the show

• Sadie Sink told Seth Meyers on "Late Night" that her brothers read her "Stranger Things" scripts.
• Sink told the host that when they ask about the show, she just gives them her scripts.
• Sink added that although they are big fans of the show, they don't tell anyone what they read.

"Stranger Things" star Sadie Sink said that she has shared her scripts from the show with her family when they have asked about spoilers.

The hit Netflix show is known for having major plot twists, which is why the creators and cast have done their best to keep a lid on any spoilers getting out to the public.

However, during her appearance on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" on Wednesday, Sink said that she shares her scripts with her three older brothers because they're fans of the show.

"I'm bad and I'll just give my family the scripts," she said. "Just like, my brothers if they want to read it, I'll let them. I think that's okay. They don't tell anyone but, yeah, they're big fans of the show."

Meyers asked Sink whether she would want to know what was going to happen in a show that she was a fan of.

Sink replied: "I mean, if you have access to the scripts..."

In the past, only a few plot points from the show have leaked. Last year, images from an official Monopoly tie-in board game leaked online, revealing major plot points for season four.

In 2018, Noah Schnapp, who plays Will Byers, accidentally revealed what happened to his character's dog, Chester, who did not return after season one. Schnapp, who was 13 at the time, was asked about the dog during Chicago Comic-Con.

Schnapp replied, "I think he died, didn't he? He did — oh," before realizing his mistake.

He added: "I'm sure you can tell, I guess. In this season there's like a grave for him that you see."