After reports of her alleged plumbing mayhem, more dirty laundry is being aired from Lindsay Lohan’s short stint on the “Scary Movie 5” set.
Page Six reported in September that Lohan and Charlie Sheen are in the sack together for the opening scene of the comedy franchise.
Despite sources telling us in September that “Lindsay was a great sport” during the scene, according to TMZ, Lohan refused to kiss the Hollywood party boy because she was allegedly concerned that his mouth was a hot-bed of germs.
They were reportedly supposed to kiss at least three times during filming but Lohan refused and both parties had to eventually sign releases stating they didn’t have cold sores.
Even with the alleged release, the starlet still wouldn’t go for it. Filmmakers even tried using a body double but it did not work so they tried writing out the kissing completely.
Apparently, Sheen did not react badly at all to Lohan’s objections and never voiced concerns over a rewrite.
But is that really how Lohan treated the person who would then give her $100K?
Contrary to TMZ’s report, spies told us in September that during the scene Lohan “was poking fun at herself, and she really got into it and seemed to enjoy it.”
Showbiz’s most notorious actors even “shared some playful pillow talk during shooting,” bonding over their bad boy-bad girl reputations, the spy added. “They were joking that they’ve both had a lot of issues over the past couple of years.”
Meanwhile, the troubled 26-year-old is facing up to 245 days in jail for violating her probation (and let’s not forget that she’s facing assault charges for her alleged NYC nightclub punch-up)
Financially broke from owing hundreds of thousands of dollars in back taxes, her father Michael is hoping she can get her life back on track by entering rehab for the fifth time.
He’s also offered to foot the bill for her treatment.
“If people would stop taking her money, she wouldn’t have an issue. Regardless, the cost of rehab has been taken care of if she wants or agrees to go in. I believe she wants it, now the ball is in her court! I will arrange for the right treatment and program, for as long as it takes, which is six months or more!” he said to RadarOnline.
“Her attorney, David Feldman, with the help of world renowned interventionist, Earl Hightower, has arranged for treatment as well, along with Drew Pinsky’s long-term commitment to do the same,” he added.