Lena Dunham awkwardly avoids Adam Driver questions after revealing his explosive outbursts in new book

Lena Dunham awkwardly dodged questions regarding her erstwhile moving narration pinch Adam Driver aft she revealed Driver was prone to violent onset outburts successful her new memoir, “Famesick.”

“You constitute successful nan book astir truthful much, but partially astir a analyzable narration you had pinch your co-star Adam Driver,” Jenna Bush Hager said during her Wednesday question and reply pinch Dunham, 38, connected nan April 15 section of “Today With Jenna & Sheinelle.”

“You were his boss. You were nan head of this tv series. Moments wherever location was unit aliases anger, moments wherever location could person been romanticist feelings,” Bush Hager continued, earlier asking, “How does it beryllium pinch you now?”

Dunham began to expertly steer clear of nan mobility astir her sometimes stressful “workplace dynamic” by telling nan hosts she wanted to debar sharing immoderate materials that were not “useful, potentially, to nan reader” successful her book.

“I deliberation I wrote astir a move that a batch of young women tin understand successful nan workplace,” Dunham shared.

“I spent 8 and a half years penning this book, truthful I was ace intentional pinch each connection that I put connected nan page and past you travel connected unrecorded TV — pinch cool glamorous girls for illustration you — and are asked to rehash it successful a way.”

“I really want group to publication it successful discourse and understand it successful nan totality. … It’s arsenic overmuch astir my acquisition of coming to immoderate benignant of knowing of my ain powerfulness arsenic a leader than it is astir thing else,” she continued.

Bush Hager’s co-host Sheinelle Jones past switched gears, probing Dunham for a circumstantial reply astir whether she ever thought she and Driver would transverse paths again later successful their careers.

“When you were successful that play [of life], did you ever deliberation that you guys would still pass again?” she asked. “Or that you would enactment successful touch?”

Dunham was speedy to cleverly sidestep nan mobility pinch an reply revealing her feelings toward nan full “Girls” cast.

“I, successful nan book, really stock that location were a batch of magical moments and our full formed has a benignant of enslaved that I don’t deliberation tin ever beryllium broken,” she said.

Dunham antecedently made headlines earlier this week aft an excerpt from “Famesick” was published by The Guardian. In nan mini conception of nan memoir, she writes that Driver — who played her on-again, off-again fellow Adam Sackler connected “Girls” — was “spectacularly rude” to her while moving together connected nan show.

In 1 incident, she reflects astir nan clip he threw a chair astatine nan wall adjacent to her. She besides alleges that he punched a spread successful his trailer wall, and that he would shriek successful her face.

“At nan time, I didn’t person nan accomplishment to … it ne'er entered my mind to say, ‘I americium your boss, you can’t speak to maine this way,’” nan bid creator and showrunner told nan Guardian of nan interactions successful her interview.

“And, astatine that constituent successful my 20s, I still thought that’s what awesome antheral geniuses do: eviscerate you. Which is weird, because I was raised by a antheral brilliant who would ne'er do that,” she continued, referring to her dad, creator Carroll Dunham.

Dunham’s “Famesick” was released connected April 14 and is presently disposable for purchase.