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Lindsay Lohan calls upcoming court-ordered rehab stint a blessing
Troubled actress Lindsay Lohan opened up on her upcoming court-ordered rehab stint and called it a blessing when funnyman David Letterman asked her about her sobriety during a Late Show interview.
Troubled actress Lindsay Lohan opened up on her upcoming court-ordered rehab stint and called it a blessing when funnyman David Letterman asked her about her sobriety during a Late Show interview.
The Mean Girls star was on the Manhattan-based show to promote her cameos in Scary Movie 5 and Charlie Sheen's sitcom Anger Management, the New York Daily News reported.
She told the 65-year-old comedian that May 2 is her deadline to report for the three months of rehab that a California judge gave her for reckless driving and lying to police about a car wreck last June.
When Letterman asked how will this time be different from rehab stints, the 26-year-old said, "I think, to be honest, I'm the happiest when I;m working and the healthiest, and I think this an opportunity for me to, you know, focus on what I love in life. And I don't think it's a bad thing. I think it's a blessing ... and not a curse," she said.
Later Lohan wrote on Twitter that she had a wonderful time at the Late Show.
