Lindsay Lohan opens up about having PTSD from ‘terrifying’ and ‘invasive’ experience of fame
Lindsay Lohan opens up about being typecast in career
- Lindsay Lohan has revealed she suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) due to the intense and often hostile media attention she received at the height of her celebrity.
- Speaking to the Sunday Times, actor described her past experiences with paparazzi as “terrifying moments” and “invasive situations”, expressing a wish that her family – which includes a two-year-old son – never endures similar treatment.
- Lohan also discussed her frustration with being typecast as a comedic actor, despite her desire for more diverse and “meaty” parts.
- She expressed a longing for more story-driven films, similar to classics like All About Eve or Breakfast at Tiffany’s.
- Lohan is set to appear in the forthcoming Hulu series Count My Lies and will also feature in the Freaky Friday sequel Freakier Friday, in cinemas from 8 August.