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Guess How Lindsay Lohan Is Preparing For Rehab?
Actress Lindsay Lohan appears at a hearing in Los Angeles Superior Court on March 18 (Photo by Reed Saxon - Pool/Getty Images)
You know what they don't serve while you're in rehab? Booze.So Lindsay Lohan is reportedly taking advantage of her last days of freedom by drinking vodka, according to TMZ.
Sources tell the site that not long after Lohan was sentenced to 90 days in rehab, she headed back to the bar at her Beverly Hills Hotel and knocked back vodka sodas. The source added that Lohan didn't consider it ironic or anything.
There are additional reports that Lohan headed to a club called FLUXX in San Diego last night. She arrived after midnight incognito, wearing a Yankees cap and hoodie, while ordering vodka on the rocks all night. The report from TMZ says Lohan requested the vodka be served in a glass carafe.
Lohan has been rumored to be a big (like, really big) vodka drinker.
The day after her court date and reported vodka soda drinking, there were rumors that Lohan had gone out partying but she swatted them down tweeting, "Guys relax, that was NOT me at A/V or in the @mrpink SUV. I'm taking this seriously and focused on the road ahead."
She tweeted that she had ordered sushi in, but didn't mention anything about drinking in:
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