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Lindsay Lohan Leaves Betty Ford In Favor Of Malibu
police after a car crash, reckless driving and violating her probation for a 2011 jewelry theft conviction at Airport Branch Courthouse of Los Angeles Superior Court March 18, 2013 in Los Angeles (Photo by Valerie Macon/Getty Images)
Lindsay Lohan has made her move, folks—the troubled actress has checked out of the Betty Ford Center in favor of the Cliffside rehab center in Malibu.
TMZ reports that her team is cool with the move, which comes after she completed the first 30 days at Betty Ford. She'll complete the remaining 60 days of her court-ordered 90-day sentence in rehab.
Lohan started her sentence at Betty Ford back in May. She was told at that point that she couldn't take Adderall, and considered blogging her entire rehab experience.
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