Stranger Things' Noah Schnapp posts a snap from hospital

Stranger Things star Noah Schnapp has been admitted to hospital with a case of severe flu.

The actor, 13 - who plays Will Byers in the hit Netflix sci-fi series - reassured fans via his social media channels as he posted a picture while recovering in bed.

The teen star joked that his bout of illness was a case of 'life imitating art', recalling how his supernaturally-touched character spends several episodes in the hospital during the new season. 

Under the weather: Stranger Things star Noah Schnapp has been admitted to hospital with a case of severe flu, posting a social media picture as he recovered in bed

Noah wasn't able to join his castmates during their Tuesday appearance on Good Morning America after he was rushed to the hospital with a nasty flu. 

He wrote: 'Hi GMA and ST fans! Sorry I am missing [the show!] Life imitating art. Nothing serious but bummed I won't make it. Have fun tomorrow.  

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The next day, the star explained he was recovering well.

He tweeted: 'Thanks everyone for all the good wishes. Working hard, a bad flu, all ok now... back to my day life.' 

Creepy coincidence! The teen star joked that his bout of illness was a case of 'life imitating art', recalling how his supernaturally-touched character spends several episodes in the hospital

All apologies! The actor, 13 - who plays Will Byers in the hit Netflix sci-fi series - reassured fans via his social media channels

Not to worry: The up-and-coming actor (pictured  in September) told fans that it was 'Nothing serious but [I'm] bummed I won't make it. Have fun tomorrow'

The kids of Stranger Things have been go, go, go since the beloved series dropped its second season last Friday.

On Friday night, the boys of ST Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Finn Wolfhard, and Noah Schnapp will stop by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, a day after co-star Millie Bobbie Brown appeared on the show solo. 

It appears that fans are returning to the series in droves.

The debut episode raked in a whopping 15.8 million viewers according to ratings company Nielsen.

On the mend: The next day the star later explained he was recovering well, tweeting: 'Thanks everyone for all the good wishes. Working hard, a bad flu, all ok now... back to my day life'

Busy bees: The kids of Stranger Things have been go, go, go since the beloved series dropped its second season last Friday

However, it seems many have yet to work their way through the whole of the nine episode series, as it is averaging a much smaller audience of 4 million viewers per episode.  

The company told Deadline a 'significant viewing event occurred' when the popular Netflix show finally became available for streaming on October 27.

The show picks up a year after Wills disappearance, with the Dungeons And Dragons loving gang of boys eventually reuniting with their psychic pal Eleven, who mysteriously vanished at the end of the previous season. 

In the first three days the season debut averaged 15.8 million viewers in the US watching on television, with nearly 11 million in the 18-49 demographic.

As if that was not enough, 361,000 are estimated to have made their way through all nine episodes in the first day.   

Isn't it past their bedtimes? FOn riday night the boys of ST Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Finn Wolfhard, and Noah Schnapp (left to right) will stop by The Tonight Show

Fan favorite! It appears that fans are returning to the series in droves, as the debut episode raked in a whopping 15.8 million viewers according to ratings company Nielsen

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