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Lindsay Lohan Doesn't Show Up For Filming of Home Decorating Show
Lindsay Lohan (Helga Esteb / Shutterstock.com)
Lindsay Lohan, how we wish you the best and how you continually disappoint us. After her recent arrest for clocking a fellow club patron in New York, reports are now seeping out that LiLo appeared on one episode of a home decorating show in which her abode was redone, only to not show up for the taping of the big reveal.
The Huffington Post reports that "Million Dollar Decorators" landed LiLo as a client, to have Kathy Ireland redecorate her pad, but that Lohan only made it to the filming of one episode:
For both Kathryn and Lindsay, the idea was to use the new look for the home to symbolize a "new chapter" in Lindsay's life. "To be making these kind of decisions is really exciting for me," Lindsay said. "Because I’ve never took the time to do that before, so that’s why it means so much more...In order to become yourself, you need to go through different ups and downs, or else you’ll never know who you are."
The big reveal will still air next Tuesday at 10:00 p.m., but, we assume, sans LiLo.
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