Lindsay Lohan: From Overwhelmed Teen Star to Guiding Her Own Ship

Actress Lindsay Lohan, who achieved stardom at 17 after the success of "Mean Girls," has recently spoken about the immense pressure and isolation that accompanied her early fame. She expressed regret over not returning to New York with her parents, acknowledging the overwhelming and consuming nature of her childhood in Los Angeles. Lohan described her early Hollywood experience as a "double-edged sword."

Seeking a different path, Lohan relocated to Dubai in 2014. She stated that she was no longer enjoying her career and desired a more authentic life away from the relentless scrutiny of the entertainment industry. This move allowed her to find peace and follow her intuition.

Now married and a mother to her son, Luai, born in July 2023, Lohan is embracing a new phase. Professionally, she is actively involved in producing, including the upcoming "Freakier Friday" sequel. Lohan feels a newfound confidence in expressing her creative vision and steering her career, a stark contrast to her younger years.

Lohan is set to begin filming the Hulu series "Count My Lies" in New York next month. This next chapter sees her choosing the spotlight on her own terms, signaling a significant personal and professional comeback.