She has been embroiled in controversy lately.

And Lena Dunham's social media accounts have been taking a hit as users have been unfollowing the writer across multiple platforms as of late.

The 31-year-old actress has lost thousands of followers after she came forward to defend 'Girls' writer Murray Miller after actress Aurora Perrineau accused Miller of sexual assault in 2012, in addition to a former Lenny Letter writer accusing Dunham of 'hipster racism'.

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Love lost: Lena Dunham's social media accounts are taking a hit as users have begun the task of unfollowing the writer across multiple platforms following her; seen in September in New York

Though statistics show Dunham did lose followers prior to the controversy, recent stats show that more and more users had been unfollowing the actress lately.

Lena's averaging losing 493 followers per day on her personal account following a joint statement where Dunham and 'Girls' co-creator Jenni Konner defended Murray Miller after Aurora Perrineau filed a police report against the writer on Nov. 17 for allegedly sexually assaulting her in 2012 when she was just 17.

'While our first instinct is to listen to every woman's story, our insider knowledge of Murray's situation makes us confident that sadly this accusation is one of the 3% of assault cases that are misreported every year,' Dunham and Konner wrote in a joint statement.

'It is a true shame to add to that number, as outside of Hollywood women still struggle to be believed. We stand by Murray and this is all we'll be saying about this issue.'

Unfollow: The 31-year-old actress has lost thousands of followers after she came forward to voice support for Girls writer Murray Miller after actress Aurora Perrineau accused Miller of sexual assault five years ago, in addition to a former Lenny Letter writer accusing Dunham of 'hipster racism'; seen in September in New York

Aurora Perrineau filed a police report against the Murray Miller on Nov. 17 for sexually assaulting her in 2012 when she was 17; seen at a Vanity Fair party in 2016

Seeing red: Recent statistics show that Dunham's Instagram page has taken a huge hit with nearly 15,000 users jumping ship from following her account in the last 30 days

Previously: She did previously lose followers, though the number jumped following the controversy

Miller vehemently denies the allegations, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Less than one day after issuing support for Miller, Lena backpedaled on her words and issued an apology, writing in part on Twitter: 'I naively believed it was important to share my perspective on my friend’s situation as it has transpired behind the scenes over the last few months. I now understand that it was absolutely the wrong time to come forward with such a statement and I am so sorry.

'Every woman who comes forward deserves to be heard, fully and completely, and our relationship to the accused should not be part of the calculation anyone makes when examining her case. Every person and every feminist should be required to hear her.'

A day after Dunham posted her apology online, she lost nearly 4,000 Instagram followers, followed by 3,000 the next day.

Opt out: In addition to losing fans on her personal account, her weekly online feminist newsletter, Lenny Letter, has also seen a steady decline of users

Standing up: Zinzi Clemmons who wrote for Lenny Letter said in a Twitter post on Sunday that she could no longer work for the outlet because of Dunham's alleged disrespect for women of color

Her follower count began at 3.27million on Tuesday, Nov. 14, only to see thousands more of her fans opt out in the following days.

In addition to losing fans on her personal account, the Instagram account for her weekly online feminist newsletter, Lenny Letter, has also seen a steady decline of users.

Since voicing her support for the former 'Girls' writer, Lenny Letter is averaging losing 51 followers per day, with a monthly average lost of 1,530 users.

Zinzi Clemmons who wrote for Lenny Letter said in a Twitter post on Sunday that she could no longer work for the outlet because of Dunham's alleged disrespect for women of color.

Clemmons referred to actress Aurora Perrineau's accusation of rape by 'Girls' writer Murray Miller in 2012 when she was just 17.

'She cannot have our words': Clemmons referred to actress Aurora Perrineau's accusation of rape by 'Girls' writer Murray Miller in 2012 when she was just 17.

'Let's hold Lena accountable' Clemmons wrote in a lengthy post

The writer said she 'ran in the same circles' as people like Dunham and 'Girls' star Jemima Kirke while she was attending Brown University in the mid-2000s.

Kirke attended the Rhode Island School of Design, whose campus is adjacent to Brown. Dunham's sister, Grace, attended the Ivy League school. Dunham herself attended Oberlin College in Ohio.

'I'd call their strain 'hipster racism', which typically uses sarcasm as a cover, and in the end, it looks a lot like gaslighting--"It's just a joke. Why are you overreacting?" Clemmons wrote.

She claimed that one woman in the group was 'known to use the N word in conversation in order to be provocative, and if she was ever called on it, she would say "It's just a joke". I was often in the same room with her, but I never spoke to her, only watched her from far in anxiety and horror.'

Familiar: The writer said she 'ran in the same circles' as people like Dunham and 'Girls' star Jemima Kirke while she was attending Brown University in the mid-2000s; Dunham and Konner seen at the Costume Institute Gala in May

Nearly one month ago Lena was celebrating women who chose to speak on assaults against producer Harvey Weinstein.

In one Twitter post, she wrote, 'The woman who chose to speak about their experience of harassment by Harvey Weinstein deserve our awe. It's not fun or easy. It's brave.'

In another post she showed support for victims and survivors of abuse by writing, 'Can't sleep because I want, with everything I have, to convey how complex it is to be assaulted and continue living in that person's world.'

Seeming to continue supporting victims, the actress tweeted, 'This week's been a hideous reminder for every woman I know, every survivor. But thanks to these brave women something is changing. Feel it.'

'It's brave': Nearly one month ago Lena was celebrating women who chose to speak against producer Harvey Weinstein

'Can't sleep': She showed support for victims and survivors of abuse on Twitter

'This week's been a hideous reminder for every woman I know, every survivor. But thanks to these brave women something is changing. Feel it.'

Controversy: Dunham has been facing drama as of late (pictured 2017)



