Lindsay Lohan’s life - drug abuse, legal issues, Hollywood and ‘assault’ video

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Lindsay Lohan.The American made her TV debut all the way back in 1995, launching a career which would see her feature in one of the most quotable movies of all time.A child star, Lindsay had just come off the back of shooting Freaky Friday when she joined the cast of Mean Girls.That film was her first venture outside of the Disney universe and shot her to superstardom, with her performance as Cady Heron earning her five major awards, including two MTV Video Awards.

Lindsay had only turned 18 when the flick was released, but as a 36-year-old is now a household name.The former 'teen movie queen' will be back on our screens next week, narrating a brand new dating show which will see a group of singles all head back to school in the hope of finding love.Lovestruck High is the first effort from Prime Video of a reality show, so who better to narrate than Lindsay?After all, she's had quite a life so far to lend herself to the drama.As the new show hits screens, Daily Star has looked into Lindsay's life - past and present.Lindsay has been open and honest about her previous struggles with addiction.She admitted to Oprah Winfrey in a past interview that she would use cocaine "10 to 15 times a day", coupling it with alcohol on a regular basis in her early 20s.Lindsay has checked herself into rehab on a number of occasions.Speaking about her experiences in 2013, she said: ""I could write the book on rehab.

Constantly sending me to rehab is pointless. The first few times I was court-ordered to rehab, it was like a joke, like killing time."But I think there are other things I could do instead of going to a rehab centre that would benefit me more.