Lea Michele, a well-known Glee actor, has confessed to showing her co-star, Jonathan Groff, her “whole vagina” while working together on the hit Broadway musical Spring Awakening 15 years ago.

Michele and Groff played angsty teenagers in the s**ually charged production, which explored their sexualities and bodies both in real life and on stage.

The revelation was made in the upcoming HBO documentary, Spring Awakening: Those You’ve Known, which streams locally on Binge.

Groff confirmed the incident, and Michele explained how they had become so close that she felt comfortable enough to show him.Jonathan asked her to show him her vagina, and she obliged, using a desk lamp to illuminate the area.

The documentary debuts on May 3.

The play featured an intimate s** scene that would have been difficult to perform if the two actors had not established trust and intimacy offstage.

Groff was still coming to terms with his s**ual orientation at the time and was worried that people would know he was gay.

“Lea and I were given this material where we had to fall in love,” Groff says.

“But the first thing I felt was, ‘They’re going to know I’m gay.

“F**k. I never had s** with a girl. I’m in the closet.

“I’m just going to pretend that I know what I’m doing.’”

Michele and Groff became even closer after they both landed roles on Glee.

However, Michele was hit with multiple claims of bullying on the show, with accusations that she referred to extras as “cockroaches,” burped in an actor’s face, and made “microaggressions” towards Black costars.

The documentary about Spring Awakening sees the cast reunite and discuss their tight-knit relationships, but it wasn’t always so rosy behind the scenes, with Michele similarly accused of poor behavior by some.

Actor, singer, and dancer Marcus S. Daniel claimed Michele was “abusive, rude, condescending and at many times downright cruel” in the “many times” they’d worked together over the years.

“There was no excuse for your behavior.

“You have so much talent, but there is so much hate within your heart,” he wrote beneath her apology on Instagram.

Emma Hutton, another cast member from the Broadway musical, also weighed in on the post to say: “This is not an apology.” Gerard Canonico further commented: “Seems to have been deleted. So I’ll try again.

“You were nothing but a nightmare to me and fellow understudy cast members.

“You made us feel like we didn’t belong there.”

The documentary titled Spring Awakening: Those You’ve Known reunites the cast of the hit Broadway musical Spring Awakening, which debuted in 2006.

The show was a coming-of-age musical that explored the lives and sexualities of teenagers.

In the documentary, the cast discusses their tight-knit relationships, and Michele reveals intimate details of her relationship with Groff.

The revelation that Michele showed Groff her vag|na during their time together on the show has stunned many.

The documentary debuts on May 3, and Michele and Groff’s revelations have attracted widespread attention.

Groff also revealed how he felt uncomfortable during the s** scene because he was still figuring out his s**ual orientation.

The two actors had to establish a level of trust and intimacy offstage to perform the intimate scene.

Michele and Groff became even closer after they both landed roles on Glee.

Michele was hit with multiple claims of bullying on the show, with accusations that she referred to extras as “cockroaches,” burped in an actor’s face, and made “microaggressions” towards Black costars.

The Spring Awakening documentary sees the cast reunite and discuss their tight-knit relationships, but it wasn’t always so rosy behind the scenes, with Michele similarly accused of poor behavior by some.

The allegations of Michele’s poor behavior were made by actor, singer, and dancer Marcus S.

Daniel, who claimed that she was “abusive, rude, condescending and at many times downright cruel” in the “many times” they’d worked together over the years.