Lindsay Lohan looked every bit the ‘cool mom’ as she walked the red carpet for her new Netflix movie Irish Wish. And we couldn’t help but notice her sweet tribute to her baby boy.
The actress, 37, is making a Hollywood comeback after almost 10 years out of the spotlight and she looked glowing as she arrived at the premiere at New York City’s historic Paris Theater.
The red-haired beauty wore a champagne-coloured silk gown, with ruched detail on the front and a plunging neckline. And she paid the sweetest tribute to her seven-month-old son Luai as she wore a gold necklace with his name on it.
Lindsay Lohan. Pic: Cindy Ord/Getty Images
Lindsay was accompanied by her husband, Bader Shammas, at the premiere as well as members of her family including her mother Dina Lohan, her father Michael Lohan her younger siblings, sister Ali and her brother Dakota.
Lindsay left the US and quit the movie industry in 2014, moving to Dubai to get a fresh start after struggling with substance abuse. There, she met her husband, whom she married in 2022, and they welcomed their son Luai in July 2023.
Her first major movie role since 2014 was Netflix’s Falling for Christmas in 2022 which definitely won’t win any awards and now her career resurgence is continuing with Irish Wish set to be released this month and a sequel to Freaky Friday in the works.
Ayesha Curry, Lindsay Lohan and Jane Seymour. Pic: Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for Netflix
The new Netflix film looks set to be a mélange of My Best Friend’s Wedding and Freaky Friday and the trailer looks every bit as wonderfully cringe as you’d expect.
The plot sees Maddie (Lohan), a book editor, travel to Ireland for, wait for it… her best friend’s wedding. However, Maddie is desperately in love with the groom so much so she that she makes a wish to marry him and finds herself walking up as the bride-to-be.
Lindsay Lohan. Pic: Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for Netflix
The synopsis for the film reads, Maddie soon ‘realises that her real soulmate is someone else entirely’…
The film was shot in various locations around Ireland, including Lough Tay and Killruddery House in Wicklow, as well as the Cliffs of Moher in Clare and Westport in Mayo.
