Lena Dunham's new husband has never watched 'Girls'

Asked if he'd heard of Lena or seen her work before they got together, he said: "No. Mum was a fan of 'Girls.' I remember when I was touring in my 20s, my mum and my sister were watching that show. But I never watched it.

"I haven’t [seen it now]. But I’ve watched her current stuff. I watched 'Industry' when we first started dating, and I scored her next film, 'Sharp Stick', which is out next year. It’s a really beautiful film.

"When you’re an artist, you’re living in the present, into the future. You’re looking for the next thing. Looking back is a thing we shouldn’t really do too much, to be able to move forward with ease.

"But I will watch 'Girls' one day, to answer your question. I can see what an impact it’s had on people.

"I was at lunch with some old school friends and my friend’s sister was really excited about Lena. I asked, 'What did ‘Girls’ make you feel?' She said, 'I feel like it gave me a voice,' and that’s amazing. What a beautiful thing to hear about your partner."

The Peruvian-English singer - who is known professionally as Attawalpa - admitted there were "lots of moments" when he knew he wanted to marry Lena.

He told the New York Times newspaper: "There were lots of moments, there are lots of moments and there will be lots of moments. I’m not living in a Disney film where you’re certain about who you want to spend the rest of your life with in one moment.

"Time is fluid and when you know, you know. I love my wife, who is also my best friend.”

And Luis - who met Lena on a blind date - adores living with his spouse.

He gushed: "It’s great, we’ve been living together for about four months now. We both work a lot, and every morning is a blessing. And every evening, to be able to go to bed with your best friend and chat — we find it hard to go to sleep at a decent hour. It’s rarely eight hours."