Dunham apologises for 'insensitive' book revelations

Lena Dunham has apologised for joking about being a "sexual predator" in her memoir.

Dunham apologises for 'insensitive' book revelations

Lena Dunham has apologised for joking about being a "sexual predator" in her memoir.

The 'Girls' creator and star - who was recently accused by right-wing blog Truth Revolt of sexually abusing her sister, Grace Dunham, now 22, because of a passage in her new book, 'Not That Kind Of Girl,' in which she recalls leaning down between her then one-year-old sibling's legs to "carefully spread open her vagina," and shrieking when she discovered it was full of "six or seven pebbles" - insists she does "not condone any kind of abuse under any circumstances" and didn't mean to be "insensitive."

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