LOS ANGELES — Paramedics were called Friday to treat Lindsay Lohan after she was reportedly found non-responsive in the penthouse of the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Marina del Rey, Calif., TMZ reported.
Members of her entourage reportedly became concerned when they could not rouse her from her sleep at around 10:15 a.m.
Paramedics arrived and determined that there was no cause for concern. Contrary to earlier local reports, she was not hospitalized.
“She’s fine. It was all twisted. I’m not going to make any comment,” Dina Lohan told The Post.
“She’s been working very hard, she’s been working through the night,” Lohan continued. “She was just exhausted. She did not go to the hospital. They had a doctor on the set who checked her out. She’s been working long hours. They wrapped up at 6:15 this morning. The movie’s doing great.”
A friend told The Post the whole incident was much ado about nothing, and attributed the incident was due to a heavy film schedule.
“She’s shooting two films at once, she’s exhausted, that’s a lot of work for someone who hasn’t worked in 5 years,” a friend of Lindsay said.
Her friends basically think the hotel blew it out of proportion, they said she’s back on set of the movie and she’s just really tired from working.
They also said she was sober and she didn’t go out last night.
Lohan also referenced her daughter’s medical history and shot down the rumor that Lindsay was rushed to the hospital, as previously reported.
You know Lindsay has asthma as well,” Lohan said. “She didn’t go to the hospital she went home, she’s going to get a long sleep. She’s perfectly fine.”
The 25-year-old actress is in the area to film her starring role as Elizabeth Taylor in the Lifetime film “Liz & Dick.”
TMZ reported that the actress is back at work on the set.
Last Friday, Lohan was hospitalized after her Porsche rear-ended an 18-wheeler on the Pacific Coast Highway in Los Angeles.
Though photos showed she suffered bruising after the accident, which totaled her car, her rep said she was not seriously injured.
With Newscore