Putting a ring on it! Lena Dunham‘s has happily gushed about her growing romance with now-husband Luis Felber as the pair started to show off their love on social media.
The Girls creator, who broke up with ex Jack Antonoff in January 2018, revealed that she was in a new relationship earlier this year.
“It’s been a few months,” Dunham told The New York Times in March 2021. “I feel really lucky. He’s the greatest person I’ve ever met.”
The actress later showed appreciation for Felber as she reflected on her past opinions on romance.
“When I feel sick, my boyfriend makes delicious pasta & rewatches as much BoJack as I want, walks the dog and makes up songs about her face. In January, all I tweeted about was how men are basically refried beans in human form. What I’m saying is, don’t quit before the miracle, kids,” Dunham tweeted in June 2021.
That same month, the New York native shared how her connection with the musician caused her to rethink what she wanted her to future to look like.
“Sometimes I get so caught up in my vision of what I thought a family was meant to look like at age 35 that I forget I have one, right here, and it’s perfect and complete,” she captioned an Instagram photo of them with a puppy for her birthday in June 2021.
She added: “The family we choose for ourselves is as mighty as the family genetics 
can build – and many of you have been part of that family for me, urging me through growth and change and some really unfortunate hairstyles. Taking this Sunday to appreciate my family, as it is today, as I created it, as it created me.”
The following month, the twosome reached a new milestone when Felber opened up about working with his girlfriend on a new love song.
“It’s quite sad really but like most love songs there is an uplifting message somewhere towards the end. ‘All I need is too unwind. Dream away. Find peace of mind’ . It feels good to have this out in the world today. It’s been a long time coming,” he wrote via Instagram in July 2021. “It’s also @lenadunham and my first official baby out in the world. And I couldn’t be prouder. I love her , I love this work, I love this song and the whole ep that goes with it. I put my all in and I will continue to. Thanks for the love , support and above all, enjoy.”
Dunham and Felber made their first red carpet appearance at a screening for the film Zola, where they packed on the PDA. During the August 2021 outing, Felber kissed Dunham’s head as they walked the red carpet together and kept their arms wrapped around one another the entire time.
The following month, Us Weekly confirmed that the duo privately tied the knot.
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Felber creates music under the name "Attawalpa," and he opened up about his decision to stay a solo artist in order to retain full control of his vision.
“I’ve been signed to labels before, and had a bunch of money. They’ll say ‘make something with this’ and that’s really cool, and I did, but then they’re allowed to dabble in it and I really like the sort of DIY, out on the street, aspect of making things," he told Yuck Magazine in July 2021. "Especially with videos, I get to collaborate and evolve with really cool directors and people I’ve been wanting to work with for ages.”
Dunham showed her support for her husband after his new song "Yellow Fingers" was released.
“Brand new song & video from my ❤️ 💡 👑 @attawalpa and by gosh I believe he’s done it again," the writer captioned the clip via Instagram in May 2021. "It’s so special – and nice green ‘knickers’ my love, did not know those moves were in you.”
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Felber clarified that his middle name Atahualpa was given to him by his mother to represent the last Incan king. His brother received the middle name Tupaq to reflect the other remaining ruler in what is now known as Peru.
“They’re both old Peruvian kings. Atahualpa was the mischievous, rebellious one,” the performer mentioned to Yuck Magazine. “He was like the last Incan king, so he was basically ruling the empire and trying to fight his brother at the same time.”
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The Peruvian English producer previously opened up about staying in touch with his South American heritage.
“Most of my school life was in this country and I felt a bit kind of pressured to hide that side of me. I don’t know if that’s something to do with me or society, but I didn’t really embrace it until recently,” he told Yuck Magazine about adjusting to his new normal in the U.S.
Felber continued: “It’s part of me. It influences me a lot. It influences me in what I eat, like every day. I’ve tasted Peruvian food and it’s the bomb. I feel like it’s a different world over there, you know. The culture’s different and reflects the past and what the country is like. So like, I’m blessed I’ve had that experience and I’m blessed I can speak Spanish as well as English.”
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The U.K. native admitted that his connection to music helps him channel his energy into something creative when he is dealing with a tough day.
“I use it kind of as therapy. Back then, I didn’t know I was a depressive. Making music made me feel so good even if it was rubbish, if I didn’t have any words or anything and it was just a melody and guitar line or whatever, it just makes you feel so good," he noted to Yuck Magazine in 2021. "I could literally do that this morning, come up with a new idea and only I’ve heard it; that’s a cool space to be in.”
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