Lena Dunham and Luis Felber’s love story began in January 2021 when they met for the first time on a blind date, a connection that would quickly evolve into a deep bond. The couple spent several hours strolling through London, sharing their thoughts and experiences, an encounter that felt effortless and natural despite the ongoing challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. “It was a blind date set up by a mutual friend, and we talked for hours without pause,” Felber reminisced in a conversation with The New York Times.
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This initial meeting marked the beginning of an intense relationship that saw the couple moving in together just a few months later. They got married in a private ceremony in September of 2021, a decision that Felber described by saying, “I think when you know, you know.” Their marriage has since been characterised by profound companionship, with Felber expressing how each day feels like a blessing. “Every evening, being able to go to bed with your best friend and chat, it’s rare to get a full eight hours of sleep,” he remarked.
Since their marriage, both Dunham and Felber have opened up about their relationship through social media, sharing glimpses of their life together and discussing their creative collaborations. In addition to personal projects, they have worked on joint endeavours, including the upcoming 2025 Netflix series “Too Much,” which draws inspiration from their experiences and love story.

Luis Felber, known professionally as Attawalpa, was born in 1986 in Winchester, England, to a Peruvian mother and a British father. His early years were spent between Peru and Chile before he returned to England at the age of seven. As he embraced his heritage in adulthood, Felber stated that it significantly influenced his musical journey. “My music reflects my roots, both sonically and visually,” he explained in an interview with Yuck magazine.
Fueled by his passion for music, Felber learned to play the guitar during his childhood by watching MTV and later performed with various bands throughout his twenties. Eventually, he decided to carve his path as a solo artist, blending the influences of icons like Prince and Nirvana into his sound. In October 2022, he released his debut album, “Presence,” which Felber described as a culmination of his journey up to that point.
Although new to the world of Dunham, Felber acknowledges that his family was familiar with her work, particularly the acclaimed series “Girls.” As their relationship blossomed, Felber proposed to Dunham after a poignant moment while she was in the hospital. “She expressed her desire to marry me someday, and I thought, why not make that someday soon?” Felber recounted.
Their wedding took place at the Union Club, a members-only venue in London, and marked a significant milestone in their journey together. In a heartfelt Instagram post celebrating their first anniversary, Dunham expressed her joy at marrying Felber, whom she called her “loyal friend” and “trusted collaborator.” Their partnership extends beyond personal bonds; they have also collaborated on several creative projects, including directing music videos and composing for films, highlighting their seamless synergy.
Moreover, Dunham’s recent works continue to reference Felber, affirming his presence in her life and art. In her memoir, “Famesick,” released in April 2026, Dunham acknowledged Felber, describing him as an “effervescently kind person.” She reflected on the nuances of their relationship, reiterating the depth of their connection and love. Dunham regards Felber as someone who understands and embraces the complexities of relationships, ensuring they navigate their journey anchored in love.
As they continue to create and evolve together, Dunham and Felber have exemplified how love can blossom into a successful partnership that crosses personal and professional boundaries, leaving many admirers rooting for their enduring bond.
