Lena Dunham, who created and starred in the controversial comedy "Girls," is opening up about criticism of the series' lack of diversity.

Lena Dunham is looking back on the criticism she faced over her polarizing signature project. The Too Much creator addressed the lack of diversity on her hit 2010s dramedy, Girls, in an interview with The Independent on Saturday, admitting that the show's title might have set viewers up for a letdown.

Lena Dunham, who was 25 when the show premiered, is currently doing press for her new Netflix show, Too Much, and spoke to Variety about whether or not a Girls reboot is in the works. (It’s not…at least not yet.