Lindsay Lohan Reveals How To Actually Pronounce Her Last Name In 1st TikTok Video

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Lindsay Lohan pretty much broke the internet and TikTok alike by revealing her name isn’t actually pronounced ‘Lo-han’, fans have been questioning everything they ever thought they knew. From Twilight stars to singers, there are actually far more celebrities whose names are pronounced differently to what they are usually known as. Here’s whose names you have been getting wrong this whole time. Lindsay Lohan had everyone’s minds blown after she joined TikTok and inadvertently revealed that her surname isn’t pronounced they way we have all been pronouncing it for years. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 videoIntroducing herself on the video site, fans were baffled to hear her say her name as ‘Lowen’ rather than ‘Lo-han’. While some had been saying that way themselves, most fans were stunned to learn they have not been saying their favourite Mean Girls actress’s name correctly. While most people have been saying ‘Grande’ the way you would while placing your Starbucks order, that’s actually not how you pronounce Ariana’s surname at all.The singer had fans shook in 2018 during her brief engagement to Pete Davidson when she discussed potentially hyphenating her name if they got married – and said her surname completely differently. Ariana revealed it was pronounced ‘Grandee’ not ‘grand-ay’ due to the way her beloved late grandfather used to say it, and that is what she goes by to honour his memory. Hey locas, the king of middle parts has spokenTwilight star Taylor Lautner also blew fans’ minds when he revealed his surname is actually pronounced differently than we all assumed. While most have been saying ‘lort-ner’, a recent video showed that Taylor himself

TikTok and baffled fans after pronouncing her name in a completely different way.Posting her first video to the site, the actor said: “Hey everyone.

Lindsay Lohan left fans confused and stunned as she revealed we've been pronouncing her name wrong all along.The American actress, who announced her engagement to Bader Shammas in November last year, uploaded a short video introducing herself as she finally joined TikTok earlier this month. "Hey, everyone. It's Lindsay Lohan, and guess what? Now I'm on TikTok," the 35 year old said in the short clip, which is now viral.

Watch Lindsay Lohan swap drama for fitness in new Superbowl adLindsay Lohan recreates iconic scene from ‘The Parent Trap’ on TikTokThe video shows Lindsay speaking straight at the camera and wearing a light colored sweater. “Hey everyone, it’s Lindsay Lohan, and guess what? Now I’m on TikTok,“ she said, pronouncing her name with a silent ‘h’, going against everything we know. The majority of people pronounce ‘Lohan’ with an emphasis on the ‘h’.

Lindsay Lohan's debut on TikTok, the actress revealed something stunning: we've been pronouncing her last name wrong for decades.In a short video, the "Parent Trap" star said, "Hey everyone. It's Lindsay Lohan, and guess what? Now I'm on TikTok."Her name is lowen not LoHan pic.twitter.com/tzurjan6e9Fans quickly noticed that Lindsay didn't pronounced her last name as "Lo-han," but rather "Low-en." Mind.

Lindsay Lohan’s first TikTok got everybody talking.

Lindsay Lohan has finally joined TikTok and it’s safe to say her first video has got people talking – as she revealed we have all been saying her name wrong this whole time.The actress, 35, made her debut on the video sharing platform this month where she uploaded a quick video to introduce her channel.She told her followers: ‘Hey everyone. It’s Lindsay Lohan, and guess what? Now I’m on TikTok.’While the prospect of Lindsay’s channel is exciting enough on its own, what really got fans talking was the way she pronounced her name.Instead of Low-han, as pretty much everyone else has been saying it all this time, Lindsay pronounced her surname as ‘Lowen’, leaving fans questioning everything they thought they knew.They commented: ‘Lindsay… lowen?’ and ‘Wait.

Lindsay Lohan revealed how to properly pronounce her name in her first ever TikTok video earlier this month.The 35-year-old actress joined TikTok on February 7 with a brief video announcing her presence on the growing social media platform.What many didn't expect, though, was that she pronounced her name differently than others have throughout the years. Pronounce:Lindsay Lohan revealed how to properly pronounce her name in her first ever TikTok video earlier this month On the Tok:The 35-year-old actress joined TikTok on February 7 with a brief video announcing her presence on the growing social media platformThe brief video showcased the Mean Girls star outside, wearing a white sweater and diamond earrings, making a smiling proclamation.'Hey everyone.

Lindsay Lohan just joined TikTok this month and has been sharing cute new videos with her fans on the platform.

Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott have given their son Wolf Webster a middle name that pays a special tribute. According to a birth certificate obtained by TMZ, Jenner and her rapper partner gave their son the middle name Jacques in honour of his father, whose birth name is Jacques Bermon Webster II. The birth certificate also showed that baby Wolf was delivered by the same doctor who delivered his sister Stormi Webster, and Khloe Kardashian’s three-year-old daughter True Thompson.

Lindsay Lohan has the most iconic filmography, including ‘Mean Girls,’ ‘Freaky Friday,’ and the 1998 remake ‘The Parent Trap,’ in which she played twins Hallie Parker and Annie James.And now that the Hollywood star is making a comeback, with new exciting projects and her new Super Bowl commercial, Lindsay is giving her die-hard fans everything they want with a new TikTok video, recreating one of the most famous scenes from the movie.The 35-year-old actress lip-syncs as Hallie in the clip, “Yes, you want to know the difference between us,” continuing the dialogue as Annie, “I have class and you don’t.”The video has already been watched over 2 million times, showing that she is still an icon, making viewers feel nostalgic about the famous remake and making fans excited for more upcoming projects, including the Netflix film ‘Falling for Christmas’ premiering this year.

Lindsay Lohan has had a wonderful start to the year, and recently marked her first Valentine's Day since getting engaged to fiancé Bader Shammas.MORE: Lindsay Lohan dotes over baby as she gives incredible insight into family lifeThe Mean Girls star took to Instagram on the annual day of love to not only share a tribute to Bader, but an inspiring message about health."Making my dreams come true with hard work and good workouts. Love you @PlanetFitness," she wrote alongside a picture of herself smiling at the camera.A post shared by Lindsay Lohan (@lindsaylohan)Lindsay Lohan is on cloud nine right nowFans were quick to compliment the star, with many posting love heart emojis to represent love.MORE: Where are the Mean Girls stars now?MORE: Elizabeth Hurley looks incredible in monochrome mini dressMany more shared their delight in seeing the star back in the spotlight again, with one writing: "Lindsay is back!" while another wrote: "LILO you're everywhere again, I love it, but in a positive way, yay!" A third added: "Lilo is back baby!"The Parent Trap actress is radiating positivity right now, and has a lot to look forward to.

Lindsay Lohan is throwing it back to one of her most iconic roles. The actress recently took to TikTok to recreate one of her famous lines from.

Lindsay Lohan is providing a major flashback moment.

Lindsay Lohan proudly flashed her engagement ring while jetting into New York on Sunday with her new fiance in tow.The actress, 35, arrived at JFK airport in a stylish black coat, matching leggings and sneakers.She wore a black face covering to protect herself from COVID-19but still managed to look in great spirits. Dressed to the nines:Lindsay Lohan may have been traveling on Sunday but that didn't stop her from dressing her bestShe was joined by her fiancé Bader Shammas who donned a puffy black jacket over a white T-shirt and black pants.

, in which she played eleven-year-old twins, Hallie Parker and Annie James. In case you forgot the plot of this frankly bonkers film, Hallie and Annie were separated when their parents got divorced and knew nothing of each other's existence until they met at summer camp years later.

Actress Lindsay Lohan was apparently feeling nostalgic over the weekend, taking to TikTok to recreate an iconic scene from her first feature film, 1998's The Parent Trap.Lohan was just 12 years old when she starred in The Parent Trap, a remake of the 1961 film of the same name starring Hayley Mills, Maureen O'Hara and Brian Keith.The 35-year-old actress took to TikTok on Saturday afternoon, lip syncing one of her most beloved lines from the film. Nostalgic:Actress Lindsay Lohan was apparently feeling nostalgic over the weekend, taking to TikTok to recreate an iconic scene from her first feature film, 1998's The Parent Trap Just 12:Lohan was just 12 years old when she starred in The Parent Trap, a remake of the 1961 film of the same name starring Hayley Mills, Maureen O'Hara and Brian KeithThe line was, 'You want to know the difference between us? I have class and you don't,' with laughter heard in the background after she lip-synced the line.Like Mills before her, Lohan played both of the twins, Hallie Parker and Annie James, who were separated at birth.

Lindsay Lohan is notoriously private but delighted fans over the weekend by giving a rare insight into her family life.MORE: Where are the Mean Girls stars now?The Mean Girls actress took to Instagram to share a sweet video of herself doting over her baby niece. In the image, Lindsay was pictured lying down on the floor of the kitchen while playing with her niece.The picture was simply captioned: "Auntie life." In a second image, the star posted a selfie of her holding onto her niece while beaming at the camera. Lindsay Lohan with her baby nieceThe baby is the daughter of Lindsay's brother Michael Lohan and his wife Nina Ginsberg.MORE: Elizabeth Hurley looks incredible in monochrome mini dressThe actress looks to be having a wonderful time with her loved ones during the long President's Day weekend.Just a week before, the star shared another look into her personal life as she posted a tribute to her fiancé Bader Shammas on Valentine's Day.Alongside a loved-up black-and-white photo of the pair, she wrote: "My forever Valentine," alongside a love heart emoji.

No one else can do it better! Lindsay Lohan, who rose to fame playing twins Hallie Parker and Annie James in 1998’s The Parent Trap, just won TikTok after recreating one of her character’s classic disses.