She’s years too old for the part, but Lindsay Lohan last night reprised her role from “Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen,” admitting she’s long been “addicted’’ to booze and “chaos.”
Fresh out of rehab, the troubled actress told her new BFF, Oprah Winfrey, that she’s serious this time about turning over a new leaf, kicking the bottle and leading a drama-free life.
“I’m my own worst enemy and I know that,” Lohan said in the heavily hyped chat on Winfrey’s show, “Oprah’s Next Chapter.”
“And I’ve been [that] because I’m an addict.”
The 27-year-old actress said diving into a bottle led her to drug use. She admitted to snorting cocaine between 10 and 15 times.
“That [drinking] in the past was the gateway to other things [cocaine and other drugs] for me,” she said. “It [cocaine] was like a party thing. People would have it and I’d do it.”
But most of all, Lohan said, chaos and drama were the addictions that resulted in multiple arrests and six stints in rehab.
“It was a comfortable chaos to me,” she said. “So what was chaotic for people on the outside looking in was normal [to me].”
Lohan actress vowed to keep any drama on the screen and not in her life.
“I’ve lived so many lives in one lifetime at this point,” said the “Mean Girls” star.
“And it’s not interesting to me anymore.”
Lohan gave her parents, Michael and Dina Lohan, a pass for any role in her multiple meltdowns.
“I love my parents,” she said. “They’re just parents, really, at the end of the day. And trying to stand up for their daughter and themselves.”
Winfrey’s OWN cable network is betting that Lohan is really pulling it together this time.
It signed her to an eight-episode docu-series that will follow the actress as she tries to rebuild her shattered career.