Lena Dunham releases 'Famesick' memoir

In her most confessional work to date, Lena Dunham explores the downsides of fame and the 'armor' she has built to protect herself from public scrutiny.

The memoir includes a shocking account of a set meltdown where Adam Driver allegedly hurled a chair at a wall, as well as Dunham's admission that she regrets her tireless support for Hillary Clinton in 2016.

Dunham also pitches a potential 'Girls' reunion movie, suggesting that the iconic characters would be navigating a 'MAGA-curious' political landscape in 2026.

While the book has provided a week's worth of gossip, the author insists she is now 'delighted for people to forget about her' as she moves into a new chapter of her life.