A TikTok video recently went viral that shows popular actress Lindsay Lohan in Lebanon. The video has led to a viral hashtag on social networking sites.
The video was uploaded by @michellelipsyncs and Lohan posed with three fans in Lebanon on July 17th. Her comment under the video says,
“When I saw her she was having dinner with friends at Piazza 1140 in Hammana”
Fans of Lindsay mobilized on Twitter to locate the famous Mean Girls star. The tweets were full of political takes, and one user said that Lindsay was in Lebanon to save it from its own “Regina George.” Here are a few reactions on Twitter.
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Other controversies by Lindsay Lohan
Lindsay Lohan was seen with a Quran in New York in 2015 and this led to a debate on whether she has converted herself to Islam. On her journey to Turkey, Lindsay Lohan was wearing a hijab and visiting refugees. She stated on Turkish TV that she has read the Quran and was crucified for it in America.
Lindsay was sentenced to 240 hours of community service in 2013. She was accused of careless driving and lying to cops after a car accident in California. A few rumors in 2019 reported that Lindsay and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman were in a relationship.
Following the rumors of Lohan’s relationship with the crown prince, her father denied the reports. Lindsay Lohan’s representative said that everything about her relationship with the crown prince was not true.
Born and raised in New York, Lindsay Lohan was a regular cast member on the soap opera Another World when she was 10-year-old. She got her big break with the Walt Disney Pictures film The Parent Trap in 1998 and later appeared in television films, Life-Size and Get a Clue.
Lindsay became a known face in the music industry when she released two studio albums, the platinum-certified Speak in 2004 and gold-certified A Little More Personal (Raw) in 2005.
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