It’s like an episode straight out of “Girls.”
Lena Dunham is dating Peruvian English musician Luis Felber, whose avatar can be seen wearing lime green panties and frolicking around a stripper pole in his new video, Page Six can reveal.
The actress and writer has been dating the 35-year-old Felber — whom she calls “the greatest person I’ve ever met” — for the past few months after they met in London, where she’s currently living.
Felber goes professionally by the name Attawalpa, after the Incan King Atahualpa.
Dunham, also 35, gave a clue about their romance in May when she posted about Felber’s new video for his song “Yellow Fingers,” in which he appears as a computer-generated dancer astride a stripper pole.
She wrote on Instagram: “Brand new song & video from my (heart emoji) @attawalpa and by gosh I believe he’s done it again…It’s so special – and nice green “knickers” my love, did not know those moves were in you.”
The surreal video ends with two bunnies having sex under the sea.
In April, Dunham also tweeted to promote her new man’s chat with Kate Nash for her “Lovely Radio Programme,” adding: “Luis is sharing thoughts on his emotions, his mental health, addiction issues and his passion and long-lasting enthusiasm for music.”
Felber — who told how he went into music to help him with his depression — said that his mother gave him the middle name Atahualpa, and his brother, Tupaq. They were the names of the last two rulers of the Incan empire.
“They’re both old Peruvian kings. Atahualpa was the mischievous, rebellious one,” he said in a previous interview: “He was like the last Incan king, so he was basically ruling the empire and trying to fight his brother at the same time.”
While not naming Felber, Dunham told the New York Times in April of her new relationship: “It’s been a few months … I feel really lucky.” She revealed that her new love was a musician raised in England and Peru, adding that when she borrows his hat and leather jacket: “I want to man-spread!”
Dunham split with pop impresario Jack Antonoff in December 2017 after five years together and has talked of her heartbreak over the end of the relationship.
But she praised Felber on Twitter Monday, writing: “When I feel sick, my boyfriend makes delicious pasta & rewatches as much ‘BoJack’ as I want, walks the dog & makes up songs about her face.”
She added, “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 has been in the UK working on projects including her new film “Sharp Stick,” written during the pandemic. She told the Times it is “a meditation on the complexity of, uh, female sexual desire and how it intersects with trauma.”
She’s also launched a plus-size clothing range called 11 Honoré x Lena Dunham.