Former 'Mean Girls' star Lindsay Lohan opens up about the joys of motherhood, her upcoming role in 'Freaky Friday 2,' and her co-hosting gig at ChristmasCon.
Lindsay Lohan, the beloved former 'Mean Girl,' is embracing a new chapter in her life as a mother and is eagerly anticipating her return to acting in 'Freaky Friday 2.'
In a recent interview with 'Good Morning America,' Lohan shared her newfound bliss as a parent to her son, Luai, who is approaching his first birthday. "I'm just cherishing every moment," she gushed. "I'm so grateful for every moment of it, just every second."
Lindsay Lohan's Journey from 'Mean Girl' to 'Best Mom Ever'
Lohan and her husband, Bader Shammas, welcomed Luai last summer in Dubai, where she has resided for nearly a decade. The couple initially met at a restaurant, where Lohan boldly approached Shammas, sparking a conversation that lasted for hours. "I said, 'You look like someone I know.' He was like, 'No, I don't, who?'" Lohan recalled.
While she cherishes her time as a mother, Lohan is also excited to return to the big screen. She will reprise her role as Anna Coleman in 'Freaky Friday 2,' a sequel to the 2003 film in which she starred alongside Jamie Lee Curtis. Lohan hinted that the sequel will be "much freakier" than audiences might expect, but added that it has been a pleasant experience working with Curtis again.
Lindsay Lohan's Journey from 'Mean Girl' to 'Best Mom Ever'
"Jamie and I have stayed in touch over the years," Lohan said. "They always say when you have a best friend or someone who you're really close with, you can not see them for years and years, but when you see them again it's like you never separated."
Lohan has been busy outside of her acting endeavors as well. She is co-hosting ChristmasCon with Lacey Chabert, an event celebrating all things holiday-themed. Jonathan Bennett, her former 'Mean Girls' co-star, expressed his excitement about Lohan's return to the spotlight during an interview with Fox News Digital.
Lindsay Lohan's Journey from 'Mean Girl' to 'Best Mom Ever'
Bennett, who is known for his role as Aaron Samuels in the iconic film, spoke highly of Lohan's talent and professionalism. "She's still got it," he said. "She's still the same Lindsay that we all know and love."
As Lohan navigates her new responsibilities as a mother and actress, she remains grateful for the support and love she receives from family and friends. "I just feel like I have the best people in my life," she said.
"I'm just so blessed to have everything that I do in my life," Lohan added. "I'm just really, really grateful."
