Flame-haired Lindsay Lohan became a star with the iconic 1998 romcom The Parent Trap, in which she played identical twins Annie James and Hallie Parker when she was 12. Since then, you could say the former Disney star has lived a lot of lives. Once famously a party girl, the noughties icon and former it-girl was grabbing headlines for stints in rehab and drink driving arrests.
But Lindsay’s life seemed to take a positive turn when she swapped LA for Dubai in 2014, landing some new Netflix films and marrying her long-term boyfriend, high-flying Dubai banker Bader Shammas. Her transformation was complete when she gave birth to the couple’s first son, Luai, last July.
Now a mother with a career on the comeback, the Mean Girls star opens up to OK! about her new Netflix romcom Irish Wish (another Netflix project after the 2022 holiday movie Falling For Christmas) and how her own wish on set to become a mother came true. The 37-year-old actress also talks about how thrilled she was to film in Ireland, how she bonded with her co-star over parenting tips and her “special relationship” with her Freaky Friday co-star Jamie Lee Curtis…
Hi Lindsay. What can you tell us about your new movie Irish Wish?
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GREEK RETREATS
Relax and unwind at some of the Greek islands' best wellness destinations, offering sun, sea - and spas
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Romy Gill takes us on a journey through the ancestral kitchens of the Bengal and Punjab regions by sharing 70 of her beloved family recipes
DANCING QUEEN: 'You'd have to shovel me out of my Strictly chair'
Shirley Ballas loves her role as head judge on the hit BBC dance show and despite struggling with back pain, she won't be putting her feet up any time soon, she tells OK! in an exclusive interview
FAMILY TIME: 'I feel content and in a good place - I was so different before I became a mum'
Reality TV star Ferne McCann on motherhood, marriage and being inspired by her children
THE MATCHMAKER: 'I would pay to go on My Mum, Your Dad if I wasn't in a relationship'
As the hit ITV dating series where single parents get a second chance of finding love returns, host Davina McCall reveals why the show is such a success
REEL DRAMA: BRAD STEALS THE SHOW AT MAJOR MOVIE EVENT
A host of screen stars graced the red carpet for the 81st Venice International Film Festival
FAMILY MATTERS: 'PETE AND I GET ON EACH OTHER'S NERVES, BUT WE LAUGH EVERY DAY'
Presenter Abbey Clancy tells us her secret to a happy marriage and why she loves the chaos of family life
SUMMER OF LOVE: 'We just match each other perfectly'
Olympic swimmer Matthew Richards marries fiancée Emily Large in a fairytale ceremony, making it a summer that they'll never forget
LIFE, LOVE AND DUTY: QUEEN CAMILLA'S JOURNEY INTO THE SPOTLIGHT
Following another busy week of duties, it's clear Queen Camilla has taken to her role in the monarchy “like a duck to water\" says former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond
