After her latest appearance, fans now question what changes the star has undergone and what her journey has entailed. Let’s revisit her beginnings as a Hollywood star and the journey that led her to where she is today.

Her career began before she started school when she modeled for Ford at just three years. In just a short period, she had appeared in over 60 commercials for major brands like Pizza Hut and Jell-O.

By the age of seven, she had transitioned to acting, landing her first significant role on the soap opera “Another World” as Ali Fowler. But it was in 1998, at just ten years old, that she captured widespread attention with her starring role in the Disney remake of “The Parent Trap.”

By her early teens, she was a go-to talent for family-friendly blockbusters. “Freaky Friday,” where she starred opposite Jamie Lee Curtis, showcased her ability to balance heartfelt moments with humor, while her turn in “Mean Girls” cemented her as a pop culture icon.

In the latter, she played Cady Heron, a transfer student navigating high school’s cliques, in a performance that remains one of her most recognized roles to this day.

Although she ultimately played Cady, she took an active role in developing her character’s look, even decorating props like her cell phone with Swarovski crystals to add a personal touch. As her star continued to rise, she became one of the most recognizable and bankable faces of the early 2000s.

A Tumultuous Fall from Grace

While her on-screen performances solidified her place in Hollywood, her personal life began to unravel in her late teens. The pressures of fame, combined with the temptations of the spotlight, took a toll on her.

In a candid 2013 interview, she reflected on this period, admitting, “It was the first time I’d taken drugs; I was out in a club with people I shouldn’t have been with, and took cocaine, and got in the car. It was so stupid.”

Despite her acknowledgment of the mistake, the public and media scrutiny around her actions intensified. Accusations of theft, frequent stints in rehab, and breaches of parole added to her mounting troubles.

However, she maintained her innocence, explaining, “They didn’t show the real in-store video tape to anyone, because that shows the store attendant putting it on me and me taking out cash to pay for it.”

As headlines about her struggles overshadowed her work, her career began to stall. Despite her talent and past successes, she found herself battling not only addiction but also the relentless judgment of the public eye, making this period one of the most challenging ones in her life.

In recent years, the former teen idol, Lindsay Lohan, has taken significant steps toward rebuilding her life and career. She made headlines in 2022 when she revealed she had married financier Bader Shammas.

Months later, they welcomed a baby boy named Luai—an Arabic name meaning “shield” or “protector.” The exact date of his birth, though kept private, marked a new chapter in her life.

Social media erupted with comments, with many fans expressing shock over Lohan’s appearance. “What has she done to her face?” one user questioned, while others speculated that Botox or other cosmetic enhancements contributed to her changed appearance.

Such comments included, “I couldn’t even recognize her! Too much work done” and “She looks like she’s had tons of plastic surgery.” Others offered similar remarks, such as, “She definitely got some work done, I see,” and, “She’ll look like Goldie Hawn in a few years.”

Others reflected on her growth and resilience, with one writing, “She looks so grown and gorgeous I can’t believe this was the little girl from ‘The Parent Trap.'”

Through it all, her transformation continues to inspire conversation, with many acknowledging her resilience in the face of adversity. Whether supportive or critical, the reactions highlight how deeply her journey resonates with fans, reminding the world of the human side behind the celebrity.