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Perth Now
2 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Lindsay Lohan's son Luai is already 'mocking' her
Lindsay Lohan's two-year-old son is already making fun of her. The Freakier Friday actress, 38, has toddler Luai with her husband Bader Shammas, and her boy has started "mocking" her when she tries to tell him not to do something. She told E! News: "I have this thing, where I'm like, 'Luai, don't do that.' "And this morning before I was going to say it, he's like, 'Don't do that, Luai,' and looked at me and I was like, 'Oh my god, he's mocking me.'" Lindsay still has over a decade to go until she has to deal with the teenage rebellion years like Jamie Lee Curtis' character did in the original Freaky Friday film. She added: "I'm not in that position with my son yet. He's still a toddler. [But] he runs! Fast, out of the house. He's like, 'Outside!' Gone." Despite the challenges of parenthood, being a mother has "changed" the Parent Trap star. Jamie said: "Her priorities have changed. her main priority is her little boy. "This is a new mom and all of the complications of a new mom. And so the priorities have changed, but the friendship hasn't." In March 2024, Lindsay reflected on the way her mindset has changed since becoming a mother for the first time. She explained to E! News at the time: "I want to do things that my son can see. But I also want to do things that inspire me. "It's a learning process — I'm having a different go at it, figuring out what I want to do and how I want to do it." Lindsay, Bader and their son live in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and while she does return to New York and Los Angeles when she can, being back in LA with her boy makes her "stressed". She told the US issue of ELLE magazine: "It's hard in Los Angeles. Even taking my son to the park in Los Angeles, I get stressed. I'm like, 'Are there cameras?' "In New York, there's no worry; no one bothers us. Everyone has their own thing going on. "There's a different kind of energy in New York. I'd rather have downtime in New York than I would in Los Angeles."
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Iconic Movie Star, 39, Shares Rare Photo With 2-Year-Old Son After Ageless Appearance
Iconic Movie Star, 39, Shares Rare Photo With 2-Year-Old Son After Ageless Appearance originally appeared on Parade. Lindsay Lohan has been in the spotlight for decades, but fans recently got a rare glimpse into her personal life when she shared a heartwarming photo with her son. The 39-year-old actress has been busy promoting her upcoming film Freakier Friday, however, she took a break from her packed schedule for a summer getaway with her two-year-old son, Luai. In the photo, Lohan is seen embracing her toddler on the beach as they look out at the waves. With her back to the camera, she wore a white maxi skirt and oversized straw hat, appearing nearly unrecognizable from the angle. Luai's face was also turned away, keeping him out of the public eye. The Mean Girls star captioned their trip, 'Beach o'clock,' adding a string of emojis. Lohan and her husband, Bader Shammas, welcomed Luai in 2023 — just a year after quietly tying the knot in 2022. The couple first announced their pregnancy on Instagram in March, writing, 'We are blessed and excited!' While the Disney alum has embraced family life, she continues to make headlines — most recently for her latest transformation. Fans noticed a change in her appearance, sparking speculation over whether she may have had a facelift. Her publicist quickly shut down the rumors, telling Page Six, 'Lindsay never had any plastic surgery done ever,' clarifying instead that she's had 'peels, fillers, and Botox.' Lohan herself opened up about her routine in an interview with Elle, saying that while 'everyone does Botox,' her glow comes from something a little more unexpected. 'I drink this juice every morning. It's like carrot, ginger, lemon, olive oil, apple,' she revealed. 'I also drink a lot of green tea, a lot of water. I'm a big pickled beets person, so I put them in almost everything. My skin care is very specific. I'm trying out some serums now that I'm doing — I'm testing them." She also credits motherhood for her changing skin. 'My skin changed after having my son. It got really sensitive,' she said. "That's what really made me change my whole routine and diet and everything. I did blood tests, and I was like, 'I want to know everything I'm allergic to.' So I cut everything out, and that's kind of when everything started to change for me." Iconic Movie Star, 39, Shares Rare Photo With 2-Year-Old Son After Ageless Appearance first appeared on Parade on Jul 17, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 17, 2025, where it first appeared. Solve the daily Crossword
Yahoo
15-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Lindsay Lohan Shares Rare, Heartwarming Photo With 2-Year-Old Son Luai
Lindsay Lohan shared a rare photo of her and her son Luai on Instagram. The actress paired the sweet photo with an equally cute caption: "Beach o'clock 🌊 👒 🧴." Lohan shares her only child with her husband Bader Shammas, whom she married in Lohan is taking a break from her Freakier Friday promo tour to soak up the sun with her two-year-old son Luai. The actress took to Instagram to share a snapshot from their summer getaway in an undisclosed location. Lohan wears a white maxi skirt and a straw hat in the photo and holds her soon-to-be toddler as the duo look out over the ocean. The sweet mother-son moment was paired with an equally cute caption: "Beach o'clock 🌊 👒 🧴." Lohan welcomed Luai in 2023 with her husband Bader Shammas. The duo met at a restaurant in Dubai and quietly tied the knot in 2022. News of their nuptials broke when the Irish Wish actress called Shammas her "husband" in an Instagram post. "You found me and knew that I wanted to find happiness and grace, all at the same time," she wrote. "I am stunned that you are my husband. My life and my everything." The duo later announced their pregnancy on Instagram, with Lohan writing, "We are blessed and excited! 🙏🤍👶🍼." The accompanying image was a baby onesie with the text "coming soon." Luai arrived approximately four months later, in July 2023. His exact birthdate is unknown. A rep for the couple confirmed the news: "Lindsay Lohan and her financier husband, Bader Shammas, welcomed a beautiful, healthy son named Luai,' the statement read. 'The family is over the moon in love.' Aside from playing the all important role of mom, Lohan has also been preparing for the premiere of Freakier Friday, which hits theaters on August 8. The highly anticipated sequel also marks the return of Lohan's original co-star Jamie Lee Curtis. "The story picks up years after Tess (Curtis) and Anna (Lohan) endured an identity crisis," Disney said of the film. "Anna now has a daughter of her own and a soon-to-be stepdaughter. As they navigate the myriad challenges that come when two families merge, Tess and Anna discover that lightning might indeed strike twice." Read the original article on InStyle
Daily Mail
15-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Skinny Lindsay Lohan turns heads in nude look while shopping in Beverly Hills
Lindsay Lohan looked super slim during a shopping trip in Los Angeles on Monday. The 39-year-old actress — who celebrated her July 2 birthday in Italy — was dressed in a clinging, nude-colored, matching set consisting of a T-shirt and leggings. Lohan, whose movie Freakier Friday hits theaters next month, punctuated her casual outfit with a pair of black sneakers. She carried her belongings in a small, black Hermès handbag and covered her eyes with a pair of dark designer sunglasses. Her lengthy, lustrous, bright blonde locks were parted down the middle as they fell over her chest in a subtle wave. In late June Lindsay shared a photo of her husband Bader Shammas and their nearly two-year-old son Luai during their Italian holiday. The Mean Girls sensation captioned the carousel post, 'Beautiful Italy. Cherishing this beautiful trip filled with incredible memories of love, laughter and pure bliss with my family ❤️ and very delicious food!' The post has so far racked up over 360,000 likes from her nearly 16 million followers. Days later she shared a single selfie with her husband and son as she wore a lacy yellow blouse and smiled ear-to-ear. She wrote that she was 'grateful,' and added a note in Italian that translates to: 'Unforgettable moments in Italy with my family.' In May the lifelong entertainer told Elle magazine she'd like for her son to have a sibling to play with. 'I feel like we live in a different world now, where women make it such a point, especially in motherhood, to make time for ourselves. 'We make it important. But also, once you have one kid, you're like, 'Oh, my kid needs a kid to play with,'' the silver screen siren shared. She also noted, 'I don't know if it's selfish — but I'm like, "I need more than one kid to take care of me when I'm older."' In November 2021, the Herbie: Fully Loaded actress took to Instagram to announce her engagement to Shammas. She showed off her diamond ring as she posed with her new fiancé, writing in the caption: 'My love. My life. My family. My future.' Lindsay wed her partner in 2022 and revealed the news by referring to him as her 'husband' in an Instagram message that she posted on her 36th birthday. Earlier this month she used the social media platform, where she boasts 15 million followers, to pay tribute to her now-husband on his birthday. She gushed, 'Happy Birthday to the love of my life. You're an incredible son, a devoted husband, and the most amazing father. Watching you with our family is the greatest gift. You make us feel safe, cherished, and loved. 'Every day by your side is a blessing and I'm so lucky to walk through life with you. I love you endlessly.'
The Advertiser
08-07-2025
- Sport
- The Advertiser
'I get tingles': NSW halves on cusp of cementing legacy
It's enough to send tingles up Jarome Luai's spine. Some nine months on from his "last ride" with Nathan Cleary at Penrith, Luai and his old partner in crime join forces for a chance to cement their State of Origin legacy. Wednesday's decider is uncharted waters for the NSW halves, who won four premierships alongside each other at Penrith but have never featured together in a victorious game-three decider. Luai says in some respects Sydney's first Origin decider since 2019 is bigger than a grand final. "The rivalry I think is a lot stronger than two teams in the NRL," said five-eighth Luai. "You're playing for a lot more people and for their pride, for their upbringing, for their childhood. It's pretty massive. "We've just got to do our job, put that scale aside and be present in the moment." Cleary and Luai had less than a week to reignite their chemistry in the lead-up to the tight Origin II loss, with the five-eighth only coming in late to replace the injured Mitch Moses. But with a full training camp under their belt, the duo's long-standing connection will go a long way to deciding Wednesday's hotly-anticipated match at Accor Stadium. "I get tingles (thinking) about it, being back with a lot of guys that I've had a lot of success with," Luai said. "But I think it's all about putting that away now and focusing on what we can do next." It's a frightening prospect for Queensland that the always confident Luai is expecting the halves' self-belief will rise following a full camp spent together. "Everyone would say the more prep you have, the more reps you get in the bank, the more confidence you have from your training. Basically it's just more confidence in the bank" he said. Cleary will enter rarefied air running onto Accor Stadium, passing Mitchell Pearce and Andrew Johns to become NSW's most-capped halfback. The Panthers co-captain would almost certainly have reached the 17-game milestone sooner had injury not precluded him from selection in five of the six Origin games played in 2023 and 2024. "It's a big achievement obviously," said Panthers coach and father Ivan Cleary. "But he'd be more interested in just playing well. Let's hope he does." NSW great Brett Kimmorley said for Cleary and Luai's four-time NRL premiership-winning combination to flourish, their teammates needed to lift for Origin III. The Blues were left to rue conceding eight unanswered penalties falling behind 26-6 at half-time of the two-point loss in Origin II. "For the halves to be able to control the game and build some pressure, it certainly comes from a high completion rate and a low penalty count against you," former Blues half and DrinkWise ambassador Kimmorley told AAP. "I would expect game three will be a lot better, a lot more desperation, they'll be looking forward to having a bigger game." It's enough to send tingles up Jarome Luai's spine. Some nine months on from his "last ride" with Nathan Cleary at Penrith, Luai and his old partner in crime join forces for a chance to cement their State of Origin legacy. Wednesday's decider is uncharted waters for the NSW halves, who won four premierships alongside each other at Penrith but have never featured together in a victorious game-three decider. Luai says in some respects Sydney's first Origin decider since 2019 is bigger than a grand final. "The rivalry I think is a lot stronger than two teams in the NRL," said five-eighth Luai. "You're playing for a lot more people and for their pride, for their upbringing, for their childhood. It's pretty massive. "We've just got to do our job, put that scale aside and be present in the moment." Cleary and Luai had less than a week to reignite their chemistry in the lead-up to the tight Origin II loss, with the five-eighth only coming in late to replace the injured Mitch Moses. But with a full training camp under their belt, the duo's long-standing connection will go a long way to deciding Wednesday's hotly-anticipated match at Accor Stadium. "I get tingles (thinking) about it, being back with a lot of guys that I've had a lot of success with," Luai said. "But I think it's all about putting that away now and focusing on what we can do next." It's a frightening prospect for Queensland that the always confident Luai is expecting the halves' self-belief will rise following a full camp spent together. "Everyone would say the more prep you have, the more reps you get in the bank, the more confidence you have from your training. Basically it's just more confidence in the bank" he said. Cleary will enter rarefied air running onto Accor Stadium, passing Mitchell Pearce and Andrew Johns to become NSW's most-capped halfback. The Panthers co-captain would almost certainly have reached the 17-game milestone sooner had injury not precluded him from selection in five of the six Origin games played in 2023 and 2024. "It's a big achievement obviously," said Panthers coach and father Ivan Cleary. "But he'd be more interested in just playing well. Let's hope he does." NSW great Brett Kimmorley said for Cleary and Luai's four-time NRL premiership-winning combination to flourish, their teammates needed to lift for Origin III. The Blues were left to rue conceding eight unanswered penalties falling behind 26-6 at half-time of the two-point loss in Origin II. "For the halves to be able to control the game and build some pressure, it certainly comes from a high completion rate and a low penalty count against you," former Blues half and DrinkWise ambassador Kimmorley told AAP. "I would expect game three will be a lot better, a lot more desperation, they'll be looking forward to having a bigger game." It's enough to send tingles up Jarome Luai's spine. Some nine months on from his "last ride" with Nathan Cleary at Penrith, Luai and his old partner in crime join forces for a chance to cement their State of Origin legacy. Wednesday's decider is uncharted waters for the NSW halves, who won four premierships alongside each other at Penrith but have never featured together in a victorious game-three decider. Luai says in some respects Sydney's first Origin decider since 2019 is bigger than a grand final. "The rivalry I think is a lot stronger than two teams in the NRL," said five-eighth Luai. "You're playing for a lot more people and for their pride, for their upbringing, for their childhood. It's pretty massive. "We've just got to do our job, put that scale aside and be present in the moment." Cleary and Luai had less than a week to reignite their chemistry in the lead-up to the tight Origin II loss, with the five-eighth only coming in late to replace the injured Mitch Moses. But with a full training camp under their belt, the duo's long-standing connection will go a long way to deciding Wednesday's hotly-anticipated match at Accor Stadium. "I get tingles (thinking) about it, being back with a lot of guys that I've had a lot of success with," Luai said. "But I think it's all about putting that away now and focusing on what we can do next." It's a frightening prospect for Queensland that the always confident Luai is expecting the halves' self-belief will rise following a full camp spent together. "Everyone would say the more prep you have, the more reps you get in the bank, the more confidence you have from your training. Basically it's just more confidence in the bank" he said. Cleary will enter rarefied air running onto Accor Stadium, passing Mitchell Pearce and Andrew Johns to become NSW's most-capped halfback. The Panthers co-captain would almost certainly have reached the 17-game milestone sooner had injury not precluded him from selection in five of the six Origin games played in 2023 and 2024. "It's a big achievement obviously," said Panthers coach and father Ivan Cleary. "But he'd be more interested in just playing well. Let's hope he does." NSW great Brett Kimmorley said for Cleary and Luai's four-time NRL premiership-winning combination to flourish, their teammates needed to lift for Origin III. The Blues were left to rue conceding eight unanswered penalties falling behind 26-6 at half-time of the two-point loss in Origin II. "For the halves to be able to control the game and build some pressure, it certainly comes from a high completion rate and a low penalty count against you," former Blues half and DrinkWise ambassador Kimmorley told AAP. "I would expect game three will be a lot better, a lot more desperation, they'll be looking forward to having a bigger game."
