Lindsay Lohan has been living her best life lately – she’s back on the big screen with Freakier Friday, she’s a mom to her adorable two-year-old son Luai, and she’s had one of the best glow-ups in Hollywood ever. We’re still desperate for her secrets!
And unsurprisingly, she looked super-radiant on the red carpet for the Freakier Friday London premiere at the Odeon Luxe Leicester Square on July 31st.
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Lindsay Lohan Wears A Lavender Gown To 'Freakier Friday' London Premiere
For the big night, the mom-of-one wore a custom Ludovic de Saint Sernin lavender halter dress, complete with dazzling sequin embellishments, that some fans might find familiar.
If you feel a sense of déjà vu, that's because the look was actually a reimagining of the dress she wore in the final scene of 2003's Freaky Friday. We're obsessed with the subtle nod to the original movie, not just with this red carpet moment, but throughout the movie in general. (If you've seen it, you know what we mean!)
But while the dress had everyone talking for all the right reasons, a behind-the-scenes video from the premiere has been making waves for another reason – and it's all to do with Lindsay's husband Bader Shammas.
In the clip, Shammas is seen watching closely as her stylist adjusts the gown, with the text over the video claiming that he looked a little insecure. Angry, even.
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The text over the video read: "Lindsay Lohan's husband was furious. And it was this man's fault." The man in question was her stylist, who was adjusting Lindsay's gown while she was wearing it. This is what Shammas seemed to be upset over, which was then translated into Lindsay's face and actions, as she seemed to be annoyed by what had happened.
The caption continued: "He kept touching her. And even though he was just the actress's stylist, her insecure husband was full of jealousy."
The clip sparked plenty of debate online. Some viewers agreed with the video's take, calling Shammas insecure, while others defended him completely. Others were somewhere in the middle, yet pointed out that the Falling for Christmas actress's stylist was simply doing his job.
Internet Reactions
"Insecure? As a man you don't want another man touching your wife unnecessarily no matter who it is," wrote one fan, as a second declared: "He is her literal stylist yes insecure." "Why can't she hire a female stylist?" asked a third.
Others pushed back and defended Shammas, saying his reaction was justified. "No, the stylist should know their limits," wrote a fourth, adding: "It was unnecessary." A fifth chimed in: "I would never let any man who is not my boyfriend or husband touch me like that… He has his right to be annoyed."
"Don't call this insecurity. Her husband had every right to dislike the other man's actions. I feel he was trying to be disrespectful and cause problems," wrote a sixth, again in his defense. "There's no reason to touch the twins. Fix the dress and tell her to fix the twins if it's a must but don't do it yourself," thought a seventh, as an eighth agreed: "That's not insecurity, that's manhood. Any real husband would be furious seeing another man put his hands on his wife like that." "Yeah I'm on the husband's side," a ninth bluntly said, as a tenth declared: 'He's touching her inappropriately."
And then there were those who reminded everyone that, at the end of the day, the stylist was literally just doing his job: "Insecure answer. Don't be surprised to learn many of the best designers and stylist are men. Coming from someone in the industry before," observed an eleventh. "He is her stylist, it's literally his [expletive] job," noted a twelfth.
