Lena Dunham Apologises To Magazine After Accusing It Of Photoshopping Her

“Sorry to make you the problem, you cool Spanish magazine you. Time to get to the bottom of this in a bigger way.”

Lena Dunham has apologised to Spanish magazine Tentaciones after accusing it of photoshopping her body for its latest cover only to be proved wrong.

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On Monday night the Girls actor called the magazine's publishers out for airbrushing her body to make her appear unrecognisable.

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Dunham shared the image on her Instagram page, insisting that her body looked nothing like how the magazine made her look and asking the publishers to "be honest" with their readers.

Dunham shared the image on her Instagram page, insisting that her body looked nothing like how the magazine made her look and asking the publishers to "be honest" with their readers.

Tentaciones, which means "Temptations" in English, is a monthly supplement that comes free with Spain's highest-circulating newspaper, El País.

But following the claim, bosses at the magazine published an open letter to Dunham saying they actually bought the picture as it was from the Corbis agency and didn't photoshop anything.

But following the claim, bosses at the magazine published an open letter to Dunham saying they actually bought the picture as it was from the Corbis agency and didn't photoshop anything.

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