Lena Dunham Want to put New York behind her – far behind her.
In a huge interview and era publishing On Saturday, June 28, Dunham told the media that she did not believe she really belonged to the Big Apple.
“I’ve never been a good New Yorker,” she admitted. “I think it takes a certain amount of excitement and vitality every day to be a New Yorker.”
Dunham, who needs to live in the city, is not sure about her “I am easily unstable, very nervous and have all kinds of physical health problems” which requires “inner resilience”. (Dunham’s struggle with endometriosis and the genetic disease ehlers-danlos syndrome has been public.)
Dunham Move to the UK An episode of director HBO drama industry. Soon after, she decided to move the pond full time.
Dunham’s pet pig (two of them to be exact) sleeps in her bed and the pig “inside” will be partially complicated. Despite this, she is still a husband, although complicated Luis Felber Want it to work.
“Our big dream is to have a farm situation in the countryside in the long run,” she explained. “Children with British accents jumped to school in small hats and uniforms. It’s so charming!”
Dunham and Felber, 39, Get married in September 2021. Dunham has previously confirmed with New York Times In March of the same year, he told the media: “I’m really lucky. He is the greatest person I’ve ever met.”
Dunham used to be with music producers Jack Antonoff. The relationship between the two Ended in 2018 Five years later. Two years later, Dunham said in an interview Metropolitan UK She and Antonov, 41, are still friends.
“We fell in love when we were really young. I was 25. I turned around and rode a great journey and we took care of each other, but what do you know? We both started our careers and that was our real passion. Your love for someone doesn’t go away because you don’t have them logically; logically, it doesn’t work anymore,” she told Open Air at the January 2020 dew point.
“There must be moments when I’m cat, rude or savage, but he’s been accepting those people and I can accept his anger, too.” “The real benefit is that we don’t try to pretend we don’t have this history, but we’re willing to move forward, too.”
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