About a week ago, Howard Stern ranted that Lena Dunham was fat and watching her engaged in sex scenes was akin to rape.
He then apologized for the diatribe and the Girls star even called in to Stern's radio show on Wednesday and the beef was squashed.
But did a joke by Dunham inadvertently create a new one?
Defending her body type, the actress said: "I'm not super-thin, but I'm thin for, like, Detroit."
She stars on Girls and now Lena Dunham is facing criticism for setting a bad example for actual girls across the country.
Not long after the Emmy nominee released an ad in favor of Barack Obama - in which she talked about how one's "first time" [voting] should be with a "a great guy... someone who really cares about and understands women" - some on the Right have fired back against Dunham.
And it's gotten personal.
"Lena Dunham allows herself to be used in this cheap, last minute attempt to be the first for young women," writes RedState.com "Dunham, who was raised in a wealthy, over-sexualized household and who started therapy at age 7 must somewhat be forgiven for her role; she seems to have a thing for talking about her first time, the Obama administration was just happy to oblige."
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