Lindsay Lohan: Egor Tarabasov abused me, and ‘he broke my trust’

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The current issue of Star Magazine has an exclusive: a series of photos in which Egor Tarabasov assaults Lindsay Lohan. The assault took place weeks ago, when they were vacationing in Mykonos for Lindsay’s 30th birthday. We already heard reports that they Mykonos trip was violent, and that at point Lindsay threw Egor’s phone into the sea and Egor threw a drink onto Lindsay. At some point in July, Egor and Lindsay returned back to London, after which she accused him of assaulting her and trying to kill her… after she threw a massive fit on her social media, accusing him of cheating on her with a “Russian hooker.”

Following Star Magazine’s publication of the Mykonos assault photos, the Daily Mail also bought the photos and published them in this weekend’s issue. The Mail also sent Katie Nicholl to Sardinia to interview Lindsay face-to-face about Egor’s abuse. You can see the NSFW-ish photos and read the full piece here. Some quotes from Lindsay:

Her relationship with Egor is over now: “I realise now you can’t stay in a relationship just for love. No woman can be hit and stay with that person if that person isn’t prepared to say sorry.”

The Mykonos assault: Lohan is reluctant to go into detail about the fight in Mykonos, saying only that she threw Egor’s phone after he took hers. ‘Egor drank too much and he went crazy.’

The London assault: ‘Egor and I had been out for dinner. We danced, it was fun. When we got home I went to bed and Egor went out. A few hours later he came back and when I woke up he was standing over me. He wasn’t himself, he was being very aggressive and he attacked me.’

Why she’s speaking now: “I wanted to do this interview because it’s time to tell the truth. There have been so many lies printed about me recently. I’ve kept quiet for so long but now I’m scared of what Egor might do to me and to himself. It’s not the first time. That’s the problem. But this time, someone saw. I didn’t call anyone, I’ve dealt with enough police in LA. I just left the house and went to the Connaught [Hotel] for the night. I contacted my good friend [Israeli socialite] Hofit Golan who was in St Tropez. She said, ‘Get on a plane, come and meet me,’ so I did. I needed some time for myself. I’ve spent the past week fishing on my friend Marco Mavilla’s yacht with his lovely family in Sardinia. I’ve been meditating and swimming in the ocean and listening to George Michael’s song, Faith. The lyrics are very apt.’

She’s still wearing her engagement ring: “I haven’t taken it off, even after all this. The truth is, I wanted to make things work, but now I’m not sure that I can.’ She says that in recent days, she has contacted him to ask him to meet, to talk. Clearly, however, she holds out little hope of a reconciliation at this stage. ‘I need closure,’ she says. ‘I genuinely fell in love with him but he broke my trust and made me feel unsafe. I know I’m not an angel but I’ve tried to fix things. It’s down to him now. I had suggested we go for couples’ counselling but there comes a time when I have to put myself first, my family, and also think about my career which I’ve worked so hard for. I also don’t want to let my fans down by not being the strong woman I have become.’

[From The Daily Mail]

I believe Egor assaulted Lindsay. The photo evidence (and the video, below) speaks for itself. We can believe that Lindsay is a victim of abuse and we can also believe that she’s lying about some other stuff too. In London, she didn’t return to her apartment and go to bed. She threw a hissy fit on social media, accusing Egor of cheating and trying to harangue him into coming back to her apartment by calling up press outlets to give them updates on their fight. When you watch the video of the Mykonos assault, you can see that the incident started when Lindsay threw Egor’s phone out of their Jeep, and that Egor grabbed Lindsay in an attempt to get her to let go of his phone. Lindsay is a victim, 100%. But she’s lying about some other stuff.

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  1. boredblond says:

    I have a hard time keeping this story straight –so today she’s decided she’s not pregnant?

    • Mia4S says:

      Thank Providence it looks like she is not pregnant and that was just some weird revenge attempt (or her father’s BS). At least some poor innocent soul is spared this nonsense.

      “No woman can be hit and stay with that person if that person isn’t prepared to say sorry.”

      Ummmmmm, wow. Where do I begin with the things wrong with this statement?!?! You can’t stay period! Who cares if he says sorry and keeps hitting you?!? I’m nauseous just reading this.

    • Dani says:

      She said in the interview her father made that story up to the tabs, like he has in the past, and she’s cut him off (again).

      • swak says:

        In all truth, she started the rumor with her post of her from the movie Labor Pains and said hinted about being pregnant. I truly believe she texted her dad and told him she was pregnant because she knew he wouldn’t keep quiet.

      • gwen says:

        Now she’s saying her father made that story up???? Um, no Lindsay, YOU stated that you WERE pregnant first.
        Unbelievable !!!
        Has this woman ever met the truth? Ever????

    • naomipaige says:

      I’m with you. She’s lied so many times, who really knows what the truth is. She has said she’s still engaged, so this might just be part of her ploy, like lying about being pregnant. Which to me is just sick!

      I do hope that he didn’t abuse her,because nobody deserves to be treated that way.

    • BTownGirl says:

      I thought the same thing! Also, isn’t her potential father-in-law some sort of Russian oligarch? Girl. Friend. Stop talking before you get yourself in trouble.

  2. Joss RED says:

    I’m sorry, but I saw the pics yesterday, and my first thought was: “My gosh, her boob!”

    At least, she wasn’t lying this time.

    • Kelly says:

      TBH…my first thought when seeing those header pics was that she was falling over drunk and he was trying to carry her. Not to say she definitely wasn’t abused, it’s just hard to tell what parts of her story are true and which parts aren’t.

    • Bearie says:

      Same. Also I can’t tell if they’re angry or not in this. It looks like they’re wrestling not fighting. I’ve played like that with my boyfriend and he’s never hit me once. We just wrestle and I’ve done the same to him. No one looks furious in the pictures. If she hadn’t said the same of Sam and others she’s dated…I just don’t know what to think.

      • Jwoolman says:

        Witnesses were saying he was just struggling to get his phone back after she grabbed it again and wasn’t trying to hit her. That seems consistent with everything else we know about him from non-Lindsay sources. Honestly, you would think he would know by now that the woman is a serial phone grabber and keep it secured.

        Lindsay has more likely noticed that she gets sympathy by saying she is abused. That hits a resonant chord with other women especially who have been in or know others who have been in such circumstances, so they assume she must be telling the truth since the overwhelming majority of women don’t lie about such things. But this is Lindsay Lohan and everything she says must be taken with a giant bucket of salt. She has lied about such things before, often accusing people of attacking her when actually she was the one doing the attacking. Not going to leap to believe her now.

        But I do hope they’ve broken up for good, for both their sakes. It sounds like an awful toxic relationship. Lindsay is very likely of mixed minds – part of her might feel she is losing a chance at financial security, but another part of her might realize his family is not going to let this result in marriage and he’s unlikely to choose her over them. Yet another part of her can’t let go of the perpetual drama. She’s such a sad soul. A nasty person who routinely throws other people under the bus to cover her own bad behavior and who twists reality to the breaking point, but a sad soul nonetheless.

      • wolfpup says:

        It’s true — these people who throw banana peels to trip others!!! If I had taken any of my brother’s phone’s they would have tried to get it back – and I know that at that point, they wouldn’t be thinking of *Male or /Female* – only of the phone. They would try their hardest to recover it – what IS she doing to keep it away? This is sibling stuff, that she refuses take responsibility for. Does she want us to Blame Men?

        If I were with my brothers, I would call her a little Bitch! (The little bitch that makes feminism seem anti-man). She has nothing to do with justice, which is the point of the feminist.

    • minx says:

      I thought the same about the boob shot.
      She’s such a liar, I have trouble believing anything she says. Always trolling for attention.

  3. Trixie says:

    “No woman can be hit and stay with that person if that person isn’t prepared to say sorry.”

    I don’t like the wording of this sentence because it implies that if the man does say sorry then the woman can stay with him. That just leads to a cycle of abuse.

    • Erinn says:

      Yep – exactly. Her whole interview is crazy troubling though.

      “you can’t stay in a relationship just for love”

      No, people can. But when you have assaults happening, that’s not love. That’s not even close. I think she’s confusing ‘love’ and ‘bank accounts’.

    • Wren says:

      I hate to say this, but look what her life has become. I doubt she’s done anything for “love” in several years.

    • Robin says:

      I had a lot of trouble with that too. I’m not sure she’s telling the truth about this, but NO ONE who is being hit should stay with their abuser, whether the abuser apologizes or not.

      • wolfpup says:

        She can tease him, ultimately, and call herself a “feminist” – like it is all up to the men to have self-control. Men will never believe in the kind of “feminism” that relives women of all responsibility. Are men the only ones who are responsible for their actions? Men have to be on board for this to work for all of us, and that means we are all accountable.

  4. swak says:

    Too much drama for me. No woman (or man for that matter), no matter who it is, deserves to be abused. What bothers me about the whole phone situation is that NO ONE tried to help her and stop what was going on or even called the police.

    • Mich says:

      I bet it happened very fast and was over and done with before anyone knew what was going on.

    • Zuzus Girl says:

      Watch the video. The whole “assault” happens and is done in literally 3-5 seconds. They both look and sound drunk.

      • mp says:

        Yes, i’m not saying there wasn’t violence, but the pics actually make it look a lot worse than the video. Both of them might be violent when they are drunk/something else.

      • Wiffie says:

        I know many say he didn’t hit her, but I’m sorry, never in our 11 years has my husband EVER been that rough with me. If he suddenly did wrestle me and get something from me like that, I’d be scared.

        If Egor’s comfortable enough to be that rough in public, his normal meter is off and I am positive it’s worse behind closed doors.

        Being roughed up beyond comfort zone means abuse, because SHE isn’t comfortable with it, fist or not. If a woman is scared, then it’s abuse, and woman out there doesn’t need to hear from others “sorry. Come back when he actually hits. You’re fine”. Don’t normalize this treatment, people.

      • Timbuktu says:

        Wiffie,
        really? My husband has never done that to me, either, but we just don’t have that kind of relationship. However, I’ve HORSEPLAYED with boyfriends in a way that looked very similar, and I definitely didn’t feel assaulted. I don’t think Lindsey did, either, quite honestly, judging by how she climbed right back into the Jeep.

      • Wiffie says:

        @timbuktu keyword being horseplayed. Hubby and i have had FUN tussles when we were dating, akin to highschool wrestling meets, but the key point is that no one person was angry. If one person isn’t comfortable, it changes the dynamic and it’s no longer fun play. If one wants out to stop, it should stop.

        I just don’t want some woman out there to be uncomfortable with her partner’s unnecessary roughness but be discouraged from leaving because “well, he didn’t HIT me….. I guess that’s OK…”

      • Timbuktu says:

        I think that the key issue here is proportionality.
        If I scream at my husband, insulting and humiliating him, and get hit – he’s at fault, but so am I. I emotionally abused him, he physically abused me. Neither one is excusable. Am I a victim in that case? Yes, but so is he. Why is that wrong to point this out?
        If someone is staying with a husband based on I said about Lindsey Lohan – another person, in another relationship – on the Internet, it’s sad, but not my fault.

      • RedWeatherTiger says:

        Plus, these pics don’t show it, but Egor is carrying his flip-flops in one hand. If his goal was to beat her down, he sure went about it the hard way.

        Everything about Egor is suddenly “he drinks,” “he was drunk,” “he attacked me”–she is such a liar, and while I don’t think he should’ve put his hands on her, he is being set up big time.

        Also, when a car stops in front of you, do you immediately start filming it? Isn’t it so convenient that this car behind them had the foresight to start filming and capture this footage of abusive Egor?

      • Wiffie says:

        @timbuktu they both definitely acted like total asses. I completely agree there. Each person is responsible for acting like a good human or keeping themselves calm or within the law, regardless of what someone else does to them. If passion or rage gets the best of them, it’s up to them to pay the price as well. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with pointing out that Lindsay for sure was in the wrong for throwing his property, it just gets tricky when it alludes to the fact that the responding physical altercation is, for lack of a better term “deserved” or “expected” because of her provocation.

        Even if someone is in the wrong for provoking (because they are in charge of their actions), the abuser is fully responsible for their response and reaction.

        I know what you mean, though. I think Lindsay is a petulant child, and I fully believe she is probably exaggerating and dramatizing some aspects for SURE, and I am sure she provokes him daily, but in the end he is responsible for his own actions too. I’m just looking at this one instance as an example.

      • Tiffany :) says:

        “If he suddenly did wrestle me and get something from me like that, I’d be scared.”

        I agree, but I am torn on this matter.
        He didn’t suddenly wrestle her. She physically took his property and was using her physicality to keep it from him. He was trying to physically wrestle his property back from her. If these were two evenly matched people, I think it would be a lot clearer that the person doing the property-taking was in the wrong. At the same time, you can’t discount the fact that there is a power imbalance physically.

    • Wren says:

      It’s probably not the first time they’ve seen an incident like this either. The two of them likely have drunken bust ups fairly regularly, and while the pictures look pretty awful, they also lack the context of the video.

  5. Squiggisbig says:

    I mean the main thing is she’s lying about (1) currently having a career and (2) working hard for said career.

  6. Betti says:

    If she was in that much danger then why didn’t the happy snapper stop snapping and step in. These stunts reek of desperate attention seeking with attempts to get money to shut up and go away.

    She is the boy who cried wolf. And as for this video it was clearly setup and all he did was wrestle the phone from her and then walked away. She then calmly walked back to the car and climbed up the back – again she knew she was being filmed. He was pissed but at no point in this video did he hit her.

    • Petee says:

      I agree.I saw this a few day’s ago and I didn’t think he was abusubing her.I thought he wanted his phone back and they were just having a argument.Lindsay just loves drama and it follows her everywhere.

      • Crumpet says:

        He roughly grabbed her and wrestled the phone away. It is a troubling video. Just because it happened quickly doesn’t change the fact that he got unnecessarily physical with her.

      • Zimmerman says:

        …and she sure has a thing with taking his phone….

    • Monica says:

      This.

    • sunsetsnow says:

      I agree! No abuse, he was just trying to get his phone back.

    • Lena says:

      There are a lot of examples out there were people took pictures instead of helping people in need. Or in other cases, even hindered police, firefighters etc. from helping. There are a lot of reasons why people might not help, from greed (can sell those pictures), to bystander effect, to “it happened so fast”, to fear of intervening in a volatile situation. I intervened once in an abusive situation. About 15 people were standing by, watching. I was the only one going to the woman, asking her if she was ok and staying with her till the police arrived while getting yelled at and threatened by her boyfriend (including sexually threatened). Again, about 15 people were already watching from a distance when I arrived.

    • Cas says:

      Exactly , the pictures make it look really bad but the video shows that he is being far from abusive! To be honest it looks like she set him up

    • sherry says:

      I agree. I see a guy quickly retrieving his phone and making a call after getting it back. She wasn’t screaming, calling for help or anything else that indicated she needed someone to intervene. I saw zero evidence of hitting. Frankly, that could have been my two boys (age 12 and 14) when one is trying to get their phone back from the other one. I certain don’t call it “abuse.”

      Do I think Lindsay has been abused? Yes. But I don’t see it in this video. She’s selling her story just like her father sells stories and if Egor knows what’s good for him, he’ll cut his losses and stay away from her.

      Lindsay is trouble for anyone who associates themselves with her.

    • Wiffie says:

      Emotional and physical abuse is a long game for the abuser. She’s shamed into thinking it’s her fault. More would seek help and leave if it was so easy.

      Kidnap victims like Jaycee dugard walk in public with their kidnappers and don’t run and scream for help. The fear instilled is real, and their “normal meter” had been broken.

      Plus who knows, maybe she just wanted it on tape as proof. Can’t blame her. She was an immature ass for throwing the phone but seriously there should be no justifying rough handling or abuse, because that’s blaming the victim. She is a known liar and I don’t trust her much at all; she drives me crazy too much, but I won’t defend this man for handling her like that.

      • Timbuktu says:

        But based on what do you think that she is abused? I’m sorry, her words carry very little weight at this point. In all the incidents that were somehow documented, he stayed back and seemed calm. I just feel like some people are jumping to conclusions just because he is a man. Perhaps we shouldn’t shrug off Lindsay’s words because she lied in the past, but shouldn’t we also not assume that he is abusive just because he’s a man and a pathological liar said so?

      • Jellybean says:

        I agree with you Timbuktu. She took he phone, he got it back. I see a volatile relationship, but I don’t see any evidence of abuse. In my wildest moments I wouldn’t grab someone’s phone and try to run off with it, anymore than I would ever hit a man I was in a relationship with and then expect a dignified restraint from the man because I am only a delicate and feeble woman.

      • Just because she is a women does not make her the victim here. NONE of her actions indicate that she is suffering from Stockholm syndrome. She is not afraid of him, she is not obedient, dominated, passively dependent on him in any way. But she is being aggressive and manipulative towards him. She is a classic self destructive self harmer and is prodding and provoking him at every turn.
        I have spent many years trying to help a real victim and detest her obvious manipulations. The next time a real victim comes along the public will not be as sympathetic because Drama Mc Drama over here can’t get her shit together and people get tired of being used.

    • Bridget says:

      I’m fairly certain that she intentionally had someone take the video and save it for leverage. That’s completely her style. And it makes sense that she would start releasing this stuff after he’s left – she’s trying to get him to come back to her (despite his parents’ strenuous objections).

    • Thank you! He has EVERY right to get his phone back. Just because she is a woman does not mean she has the right to destroy his property. All he did was get his phone back from her then tell her to go away. She is not a victim she is a destructive trouble maker. And, hell yeah I would wrestle my phone back from any arse who tried to destroy it.

  7. Krista says:

    I believe her. But all the name dropping is so strange to me. So specific. “I was on this yacht with this person, in this place, etc.” I’m wondering about the reasoning there. Just to help make her friends a little famous?

    • Merchant Smearer says:

      Because it’s just a game for them, and she gets paid to play it. I would never choose to be around any of these people, not one of them. It’s shocking what a person doesn’t get to choose these days.

    • Anname says:

      It’s an awful situation, but it feels like she is attempting to create a new role for herself, rather than a genuine real life thing. That interview is full of half truths, designed to garner sympathy for the “poor girl just trying to rebuild her career”. If Egor starts talking, it will get ugly fast. I am sure he has plenty to say about her actions in their relationship. No one deserves to be hit (obviously), but this just seems to be the next situation for her to exploit for attention.

    • Jwoolman says:

      Dropping a lot of specific details is a tactic used by liars. Other people will assume that nobody will give that kind of detail unless they are telling the truth. People rarely actually check out the details.

      • Wren says:

        I always thought that the load of details were given because *that* part was the truth or close to it. The liar gets to skate by the untruthful part and bombard the listener with the part that’s actually true. The more details you try to process the less brainpower is left to pick apart the lie. And if you do check those details and they’re true, it gives credibility to the rest of it. It’s not just that people assume that giving details means it’s true, it’s that people tend to accept or reject a statement as a whole instead bothering with the individual claims within that statement.

        I always look for inconsistencies. Some people just don’t give details ever, but that’s consistent. Others tell you too much detail when it isn’t necessary, but if they always do that it doesn’t mean much in and of itself. But if someone does both, in the same statement no less, something isn’t right.

    • Bridget says:

      Because the important part is that people are paying attention to her and she’s still relevant and envied. Lindsay’s priority is to be, above all else, special. Not safe.

  8. Grace says:

    Why does Lindsay always talk about the career she once had like it was out of this world great? She was a teen actress with show business parents starred in a few comedies popular at the time. Yes, not bad going for a teen actress. But the way she kept commemorating, you’d think she had the career of Elizabeth Taylor or something.

    • Idon'tCare says:

      I think in her mind, she became Elizabeth Taylor because she attempted to play her in that horrendous Lifetime movie.

    • Loo says:

      The reason Lohan talks about her career with such delusional reverence is because the media and a lot of people talk about her career like that. People want to make her fall more tragic than it really was. The truth is Lindsay was just a teen star, a big one sure but that’s all she was. Some talk about her like she had Jennifer Lawrence’s career right now before her fall and that’s just not true. Like she had a young Winona Ryder’s career, you know young women who are/were respected and had awards nominations to their names. Lindsay Lohan was never a prestige actress.

      • Anname says:

        I think it’s a “what could have been” type of thing. She had so much potential, but threw it all away.

      • lou says:

        I don’t know if she did have that much potential, really. She was good in Parent Trap and Freaky Friday – very good – but mediocre to poor in other movies. Most of her films are really forgettable. Someone with that much potential would’ve stood out more, tbh.

  9. Belle Epoch says:

    If at any point she had let him have his stupid phone this would never have started, or escalated. They are both acting like badly behaved children – but now that they are adults it is horrifying. She provoked him, and he assaulted her. He was wrong to physically fight with her to get his phone back, but somehow I doubt this was the first time they fell into this sick dynamic. More bruises for Lindsay.

    • Crumpet says:

      Victim blaming. My goodness.

      • Cara says:

        Lindsay Lohan is a lot of things, but victim isn’t one of them. Don’t let her fool you.

        And as a therapist, just let me say: people Like LL DO lie about abuse. Sadly. That said, I don’t believe people should ever put their hands on others in anger…but Lindsay seems just about equally culpable here. This woman clearly has Axis II issues, and personal drama is the highlight of her life.

      • If you took my phone I would wrestle it back before you could destroy it because I’m not a victim and I don’t let aggressive, self destructive people treat me badly. She is not the victim she is the aggressor and people have the rite to protect themselves and their property. He took his phone back and told her to go away. She continues antagonizing him, then turns around and says she is being victimized?

      • lou says:

        And remember, she threw his phone off a boat earlier. I’m not surprised he doesn’t want her to touch it.

        He definitely mistreated her. And she mistreated him. Neither are the winners here. They’re better off apart.

    • Naya says:

      “She provoked him and he assaulted her”

      Aaaaand thats my cue to take a break from the internet.

      • Timbuktu says:

        I’m sorry, but I fail to see what’s wrong with that statement IN THE CONTEXT OF THIS VIDEO.
        She did provoke him. He didn’t tackle her to the ground and kick her, he held her long enough to get his phone back. From the video, I honestly do not feel like he hurt her, at least, not deliberately, it looks to me like he just held her so that she wouldn’t get away, and then grabbed the phone out of her hand. I admit I could be wrong, since t’s not always easy to estimate the strength by sight, I’ve been hurt in a way that made others feel like it was insignificant, I’ve even once been mocked for “faking” pain when I was really hurt pretty bad. But then again, it’s not like you have more info on how much that really hurt, we’re both making assumptions based on what we see.
        Ok, putting your hands on another person is never ok. But is it ok to grab another person’s property and attempt to destroy it? So, without laying his hands on her, what were his options? Pleading with her? Does Lindsay really strike you as someone who can be reasoned with? What if the phone call he had to make was urgent, what if it was about a sick family member? Imagine that you were getting some bad news on the phone and your partner grabbed it and threw the phone away, would you not attempt to grab it back? I know I’d be beyond pissed, and while I’d never stay with a person like that after the fact and would have no problems just walking away, rather than hitting and fighting, in the moment, if it was important/distressing enough, I could easily see myself doing exactly what he did, and while I don’t dismiss the abuse of men in general, I honestly wouldn’t feel guilty of “abuse” in this scenario.

      • Nicole says:

        If that is assault, then I am sickened because she instigated it and let it be taped. She doth protest WAY too much. Taking a person’s object and throwing it out of the car, there is no issue there? If we are putting her up as a victim, what is she for taking his stuff and throwing it out, then she runs after it? I believe she wanted this to happen. Anything to be the topic of conversation. And I believe she is an abuser, herself.

    • Jwoolman says:

      Um- if she grabbed my phone, I wouldn’t have walked away. I would have tried to get it back from her! Really, and I’m a reasonably nonviolent person. Struggling for a phone (which is all the video shows and all witnesses claim is all that happened) is not abuse. The woman tossed his last phone into the ocean!!!! No reason for him to believe that words of reason would prevail, so he tried to get back his phone before she tossed it into the water again. The only reason it looks “violent” to a casual observer is because Lindsay herself is twisting around trying to hang on to his phone. Not her phone, but HIS phone.

      • orangecrush says:

        Here’s the other thing I don’t understand about that video – he told her to go away and instead, she climbed into the back of the Jeep and sat there. Wasn’t she scared of him, since according to her, he was abusing her and attacked her? Didn’t she want to get away from him as quickly as possible?

        The video reminds of me when my older brother and I used to fight when we were kids. I would grab something of his, he’d come after me to get it back, we’d wrestle, I’d dramatically yell that he was hurting me (so he’d get in trouble from my parents), he’d get whatever it was back, tell me to go away and I’d antagonize him some more. The difference? I was 8, not 30.

  10. barca4ever says:

    Looks like he forcibly took his property back. I don’t see abuse here.

    • Anname says:

      I was expecting much worse in the video, like him pushing her down or actually attempting to hurt her, even after he got his phone back. Although that didn’t happen, I tried to imagine my husband grabbing me in anger like that, and know it would NEVER happen. It’s definitely uncomfortable to watch, but I wouldn’t call it assault.

      • Alicat1822 says:

        Really? My ex-husband started with the old “phone tussle” when I looked at his phone and discovered that he was cheating. He then proceeded to forcibly remove his phone from my hands by wrapping his body around mine and slamming me into the kitchen counter in front of our one-year old twins seated in their high chairs. His moves were almost exactly what this man did here to overpower Lindsay. It doesn’t change that what was done on the beach was an unwarranted physical altercation.

      • Timbuktu says:

        @Anname
        I hear you, but at the same time, I can’t imagine grabbing my husband’s phone and tossing it out of the car, either. If what he was saying was THAT upsetting, I *MIGHT* toss the phone, but then I’d also get out of the car and leave. If what he was saying/doing was so insulting, why would I climb back in the car? All the more so if I were Lindsay Lohan? I mean, it sounds like her finances aren’t doing well, but it also sounds like she has plenty of wealthy friends willing to bail her out, so she still seems to be better off than most abused women.

    • Crumpet says:

      Forcibly would be the key word for you here. It was not necessary for him to ‘forcibly’ remove the phone from her. By the looks of it, she will end up with another good bruise on her arm.

      • Alicat1822 says:

        100% with you here Crumpet. I’m still pretty shocked at some of the responses that keep coming….

    • HappyMom says:

      I agree. The pictures look much more incriminating than the video. In the video he’s grabbing his phone back. Is this nice? No. But I don’t think this is “abuse” either. And I think the whole debacle at their London house where she was screaming about him trying to kill her was totally staged. She’s a total liar and a drama queen.

  11. detritus says:

    I have a dear friend who reminds me of Lindsay. Their vices and preferences in self-harming tools are different, but at heart they are very similar.
    I see Lindsay as what could have happened to my friend, if she hadn’t worked so very hard to heal herself, and it hurts my heart. I’m not sure what system could be put in to place to help people with mental health issues, but there needs to be something. Especially for those people whose family or ‘friends’ are a negative influence.

    I don’t think Lindsay will change one iota from this experience. She will not use it to grow. She will not use it to spur on charity efforts or outreach. She will stay the same broken woman, trailing all the promise and talent she had in the dirt behind her, blaming others for letting those gifts get tarnished.

  12. Idon'tCare says:

    Anyone who considers becoming involved with her or her family should take heed. Drama follows her. Has she ever been in a relationship with no drama? I thought I read a week or so ago that she wanted to deal with this “privately” ?? I’ve been saying “Run Egor” from the start, and that opinion hasn’t changed.

  13. Loo says:

    There is no assault in that video. She stole his property and he got it back. He didn’t hit her or hurt her or anything. I’m very sensitive to domestic violence but I’m not going to pretend something is something that it’s not. I wish the media would stop saying that he assaulted her. 90% of the time I believe claims of abuse, I do not believe Lindsay Lohan’s claims.

    • anonymous says:

      Neither do I. You can see in the pictures that he is trying to get his phone back after she thew it out of the car. She lied about being pregnant. I am very sorry but i do not believe her at all.

    • Lady D says:

      I believe she is the abuser.

      • Cas says:

        Exactly, she is the one throwing his property. Another thing I found interesting is that he just walks away after getting his phone back, what abusive guy would do that?

    • Zuzus Girl says:

      I agree with you. There was no abuse there, guy just got his phone back. She tried to pull some public drama to; A) get attention, B) get sympathy and C) because she does have some mental issues and delusions she cannot control. I think he should have just walked away but he seems like a very immature 23. She on the other hand is going to try to profit from this dyfunctional mess.

      (That whole “statement on why she’s speaking now” is the most contrived crap I’ve read so far.)

    • Winter says:

      I agree he just took his phone back a little to forcefully but he didn’t assault her. I think she started to act out once it became clear he wasn’t going to marry and he had better options available

      • Betti says:

        The acting out started when it was going pear shaped Nd she saw an opp to get money. She’s a Lohan, they will exploit ANY situation for financial gain and by all accounts she’s broke and needs every penny she can get.

    • Wren33 says:

      I’m not sure what the line is between a tussle and assault. Obviously adults shouldn’t behave that way, but grabbing his phone away when she is trying to chuck it in the ocean or out the car window doesn’t 100% make him an evil abuser in my view. The photo doesn’t look good though, but it sounds like the video isn’t as bad.

      • PrincessMe says:

        I watched the video last week and I agree with the others on this thread. She threw his phone out of the vehicle and both of them jumped out to get it. She got to it first and he wrestled it from her and when he got it back he walked away and she climbed back into the vehicle. He didn’t hit her or anything like that. It just seems he wanted his phone back and they tussled over it (yes, it did look rough).
        We don’t know what was said or what she was going to do with the phone so I have a hard time calling this assault. They do seem like a dysfunctional couple though and probably shouldn’t be together.

    • HappyMom says:

      I totally agree. She’s totally full of crap-as usual.

  14. Adrien says:

    Egor Tarabasov looks like a James Franco drag king.

    • QQ says:

      Or Evan Ross drag as well

      Annnnd This is what Ive been saying: we can both feel like YOWZA that’s terrible and STILL know Lindsay Lohan Gonna Lindsay Lohan it Up through that whole terrible situation, Cause things like a DM Sit down and tweeting the entire fight and such in her open public profile is Attention seeking buck making Lohan Regular fare

      • Dbw says:

        I’m getting bootleg youngish bearded Orlando Bloom vibes, but now I also see James Franco in there as well.

  15. Talie says:

    I’m sure this relationship was hella dysfunctional, but I don’t buy into her…at all. She’s not Amber Heard, sorry.

    And to sell these photos with an interview…to THE DAILY MAIL! Lord…but I guess she needs fast cash now.

  16. Sam says:

    Yeah, I’m sorry.

    Lindsay has lied so much, and so often, that it’s now impossible to know what is the truth and what isn’t. She’s blamed others at almost every turn in her life and tried to make herself into a victim. Could I believe that she was abused? I could, certainly. The problem is that she’s lied herself into a corner and now, it’s just impossible to know what’s what with her. Sorry, Lindsay, but if people don’t believe you, that is of your own doing now.

  17. susysunshine says:

    Who knows if he is an abuser or not. I’ve watched the video and to me it looks like he’s trying to get his phone back– I’ve wrestled harder with my brothers when we’re just messing around. She’s a nut and needs help.

  18. Patricia says:

    I don’t like to see her manhandled because I don’t like to see a man lay hands on any woman out of anger, ever.

    But I have to admit that I don’t think that video shows an incident of abuse in the way she wants to portray it. It makes me think she threw his phone for probably the twentieth time in this relationship and he was just so fed up he grabbed her to get it back. She didn’t seem hurt or upset even.

    Again there’s no excuse for violence. But are we seeing violence or are we seeing the result of her ongoing sociopathic provocation? If she threw my phone and tried to run away with it I might also grab her in a tussle to get it back (I’m a very large woman so the dynamics might be the same, too). It’s an aggressive move on her part to throw his phone out of a car.

  19. Keaton says:

    I know I’m going to get killed for this opinion but here goes: While the photo on the cover of STAR is shocking and awful that video is not damning at all. It just looks he forcibly took his phone back. It’s a bit disturbing how deceptive that photo is tbh. Having said all of that, Lindsay says he’s abused her before so I believe her. Hopefully she ends this relationship and gets the help she needs. She appears to be as effed up as ever.

  20. Hannah says:

    I wouldn’t call it an assault.
    You have to watch the video to get a clear picture. She throws his phone out of the car. They both run after the phone she gets there first . He grabs her to get back his phone. Then he moves away from her and shouts at her to leave several times while he’s looking at his phone.
    It’s inappropriate for him to even solve this is in physical way in my opninion. But the way they broke done that video to lots of stills made it seem much worse then it actually was. It’s over in a matter of seconds in the video. He seems more interested in getting away from her once he retained his phone.
    Obviously a toxic relationship, they should both move on.

  21. Sullivan says:

    She doesn’t want to let her fans down? She has fans?

  22. Crumpet says:

    Poor Linds, if only you hadn’t ‘egged him on’ or if only you didn’t have a troubled past, then maybe you would be considered the perfect victim’.

    • Jeo says:

      Crumpet, I myself am very shocked by the comments. It’s like to some on here she doesn’t quite fit ‘the perfect victim’ of what a victim of domestic abuse should be. Even before this story came out I noticed she had bruises on her body which obviously could have come from anywhere but I was suspicious.

      • Erinn says:

        To be fair – she’s had bruises on her body more often than not for the last like 5 years or more. Very fair skin and a drinking problem can make bruising show up more than it would on someone with a deeper skin-tone. I’m also very fair skinned and a tiny bump into a table edge will look like a worse bruise on me than on my darker skin toned husband. It might not even really show up on him.

        That being said – I also think there’s a lot of issues with Lindsay that make people take pause to blame this all solely on the guy. The fact that she threw his phone out of the vehicle then ran and grabbed it before him is strange at best – and at worst she’s willfully witholding and damaging his property.

        The fact that she harassed him on social media all night while he was out – going so far as to call one of her (ex I assume) friends a prostitute is also questionable – and then he came home and they had the altercation on the balcony and then the police showed up to an empty apartment. She then claims she bailed because “I’ve dealt with enough police in LA.” which is troubling as well. Dealing with police when you’re driving drunk and stealing is a lot different than dealing with police as a victim of assault. Based on her social media posts during the fight – I suspect she was drunk or strung out, and she didn’t want officers taking note of that.

        Honestly- I think she’s been at least emotionally abusing him – but to me that doesn’t mean that he hasn’t also abused her. Between the emotional blackmail of the supposed pregnancy, the harassment online, and her taking his phone and trying to destroy it – there’s a lot piling up against her as well. He shouldn’t have put his hands on her – but even a level headed person who’s trying to prevent their phone from being destroyed could react in a similarly stupid way. It doesn’t make it right at all, but it happens. They need to get away from one another. If he’s been putting his hands on her like she claims, then she should have him charged so that this doesn’t continue to happen to other women who date him.

      • KB says:

        I think it’s all about perception. If we saw this happen to Scarlett Johansson everyone would be yelling “ABUSE!” But it’s Lindsay, so everyone is ready to say she deserved it or it’s no big deal. To those people I’d say, “would it be too rough if we saw it happening to Angelina Jolie?”

        Yes, it was his property, but he very quickly and easily escalates it to something aggressively physical. Imagine how he acts when they’re alone.

      • Jwoolman says:

        My brother still claims I would cry “mom, he hit me!” and show my bruises when he was innocent as the driven snow. And he most likely was, he’s not a hitter. But like Lindsay- I bruise very easily. I could always find a big bruise to point to, not realizing as a child that it takes some time for a bruise to develop after impact… My mother never believed me either, since she was also an easy bruiser and knew how such things worked. I can get a huge bruise and honestly have no recollection of where it came from, in addition to a multitude of little ones scattered all over. Like Lindsay, I’m pale and mostly Irish. Getting enough vitamin C in a supplement pretty much cures the problem for me, so poor nutrition may be a factor for her.

      • Isobel says:

        @jeo
        About bruises.

        She just did a photo shoot for a British tabloid that was publicised at the weekend. She has a huge new bruise on her arm that wasn’t there last week from what I can see in photos posted previously. We can’t blame her finance for that. She’s been in Italy for two weeks, he’s not there.. bruises seem to occur frequently on her body. I am sure someone could link you to photos were she sports bruises long before she met this guy.

  23. Snowflake says:

    I feel like Lindsey does things, intentionally, to stir things up, so then when something happens, she can play the victim. I think she is one of those people who never accept responsibility for their actions and mistakes. So she will keep repeating the same cycle over and over again. The pictures look bad on the Daily mail, but this video just shows him grabbing his phone back. Why does he stay with her? I don’t get it. He needs to quit f$cking with her, she is making him look bad with her stories and exaggerations. Not to mention, when you hang out with a train wreck like her, it makes people think he must be like her.

  24. Alicat1822 says:

    Wow. I am very surprised by the comments on this thread. By no means am I a Lohan apologist, and this is clearly a very disfunctionsal relationship, but seriously, no one should ever be subjected to being handled physically when there is obviously a strong current of anger, heightened emotions or even substance abuse involved. No matter what. This happened in a public area, too. This type of behavior has most likely been replicated behind closed doors and most likely, to an even more extreme degree. Probably on both sides. It is a topic that should be addressed accordingly, but it is not for any one of us to say that what happened in this particular situation is okay just because we know Lindsay is troubled based on media coverage.

    • Jeo says:

      I’m with you on this 100%! Especially someone had the nerve above to say she provoked him and another saying it’s not like Amber Heard. Wtf!

      • Winter says:

        She threw his phone out the window then ran after it to make shore he couldn’t have it all he was trying to do was get it back . If someone just took my expensive things threw them out my bedroom door we would be having a problem the only exception would be my mom and she would get a stern bitch face . I don’t think people are trying to condone violence but she clearly thinks stealing and damaging other people property is ok and she can get away with it which isn’t how the reality works

      • She did provoke him! She stole his property and tried to destroy it. He took it back and told her to go away, but she continued to provoke.

    • Lady D says:

      She lives for the drama, she needs it to breathe.

    • Luca76 says:

      Yeah exactly it’s upsetting to see that people think his behavior was ok.

    • Sam says:

      I don’t see anybody here saying that Lohan deserves to be abused. I see people saying that the video and photos are not clear: they might show abuse, but they might also show him trying to get back property of his that she was refusing to give up. While in hindsight it might be better to just walk away and let cooler heads prevail, a lot of people don’t see a mutual tussle as the same thing as abuse. In addition, a lot of people are thinking that she has such a long, documented history of deception and lying that it is very hard to take anything she says at face value. That’s not victim-blaming; that’s called a rational response.

    • AintNoTelling says:

      I agree with you 100%, Alicat. Unfortunately, the responses here that are justifying Egor’s behavior as a normal reaction to “provocation”, convinces me that as a society, we do accept domestic violence in our society, on some level., as long as there is something inherently “wrong” or “broken” in regards to the “alleged victim”. Lindsay isn’t really a victim, according to most comments on this board. This conclusion has been reached ONLY because this is Lindsay Logan. We don’t know anything about this Egor guy, yet other women and men are on here defending him, going as far as to suggest that any association with Lindsay might sully HIS reputation. Give me a break! You cannot common here and say that other women are total victims, such as Amber Heard, and then say Lindsay is not a victim as well. Please check your justifications for domestic violence. Oh wait!!!! That’s right, it’s not REAL violence because it happened for 3-5 seconds, rather than for 60 to 90 seconds.

  25. Red says:

    There was no “assault” at that beach. If some drug-addicted grifter steals your $500 iPhone, are you supposed to let them walk off with it? He got his phone back and didn’t slap her, as I would have done. Two seconds of arm-grabbing are not “zomg ABUUUSE!”

    I like how she’s pretending to be done with him when this whole mess started because he left her and she freaked the f-k out. “He’s cheating! She’s a whore! I’m pregnant! He abused me! We’re still engaged! I’m walking away!” Messy grifter is a messy grifter. And she’s still wearing that ring because it’s jewelry. She’ll pawn it the second she’s hard-up for another eight-ball.

    The saggy tit and pancake ass are sure funny in those pictures, though. girl – get thee to rehab STAT.

    • greenmonster says:

      Is the body shaming necessary? For god’s sake, women have boobs: big, small, perky, saggy – but do we need to make fun of it? And I don’t give a f*ck if her boobs are the result of years of drug/alcohol abuse or genetics. It doesn’t matter.

      • Dlo says:

        @greenmonster 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

      • Red says:

        I had to look up “body shaming” online as it wasn’t in the OED. There is a bodyshaming.org that was very helpful. It defined the term:

        “Body shaming is defined as inappropriate negative statements and attitudes toward another person’s weight or size. It can also reach into the discrimination against individuals who may be overweight. In particular, there are negative attitudes in the media and elsewhere about celebrities who are “too fat” or who have not gotten rid of “baby weight” in an appropriate amount of time.”

        I did not criticize her weight or size, merely her shape.

      • greenmonster says:

        @Red: you said the saggy tits and pancake ass are funny. That is bodyshaming. It is not just about weight or size – we shouldn’t take physical features and turn them into a laughing stock in general. Then we are shaming a part of the body. You know, we are overwhelmed with perfect and unrealistic images every day. It can be so harmful to young kids, because so many of them might think they are not pretty enough. Imagine if you’re a teenager already struggeling with a physical feature of yours and then read negative comments (for example about saggy breasts).

        I know, you didn’t mean it in a bad way. But Lindsay Lohan has so many flaws (compulsive liar, no talent, delusional…) – lets discuss those, but her body should be off limits.

      • Calico Cat says:

        Is it possible to body-shame someone who has no sense of shame at all?

    • KB says:

      Sounds like you looked up the definition of fat-shaming, Red. Body-shaming is exactly what it sounds like, not sure why you had to look up a definition.

      You shamed her for her body. Not every woman has perky boobs or a perfect butt.

      She was at the beach and her dress was hiked up from the wind, and her breast was partially exposed because her boyfriend had one arm around her and another twisting her arm. The fact that you found it an appropriate time to insult her body is pretty appalling.

      I hope no one ever judges your body as harshly as you have hers.

      • freewhitebaby says:

        I would agree with you if what we were all forced to see in those pics and video were the only time we’ve ever been subjected to the Cracken’s special attributes. But she’s put it out there over and over. When you put it out there, people have every right to comment. She does have saggy boobs and a pancake ass. We’ve all seen them a hundred times. If she wants people to talk about how hot she is, she needs to get to the gym.

      • greenmonster says:

        @freewhitebaby: No. Who gives us the right to comment on other people’s appearance? If a plus-size woman is wearing shorts and a crop top, we are allowed to make nasty comments – because she “put it out there”? NO!
        If a woman posts pictures of herself naked to show that she is confident with her tiny frame and small breasts, we are allowed to make fun of her – because she put herself out there? NO.

        Body-shaming is not just for perfect vitims, who cover up their flaws and go into hiding. With shaming (in this case) a woman for her breasts and butt, we are sending a message to girls and women, that it is ugly to have those features.

  26. Loo says:

    If Lindsay took his phone and his retaliation was slapping her around or punching her in the face then I would consider that abuse because that is an overreaction and he is stronger than her so there is no need for such a reaction. Snatching your phone back before your partner has a chance to brake it is not abusive. It’s not pretty but it’s not abusive.

    I don’t need somebody to be the perfect victim to believe them. I’m just not going to naively believed every single claim despite the circumstances. If Lohan has proof of abuse I will believe her.

    • Crumpet says:

      Loo – he man-handled her. He only got the phone back because he is physically stronger than her. If this had happened between complete strangers, you bet everyone would be screaming assault. Look up the definition of the word.

      • Loo says:

        So he was supposed to let her destroy his phone? That’s the only recourse he has? He didn’t hit her or slam her to the ground or punch her in the face. He very quickly wrestled the phone from her. I don’t like false abuse claims anymore than I like false rape claims. It’s difficult enough for actual victims to be believed.

      • Red says:

        If this had happened between strangers, she would have been arrested for theft, destruction of property, and trespassing (entering the vehicle without permission).

      • joanne says:

        if they had been strangers, she would have been the one assaulting him and stealing his phone. if someone grabbed my phone and threw it, i would try to get it back also. this was all lindsey’s instigation.

      • Ruyana says:

        She has done this to him before. Remember not that long ago she snatched his phone and threw it into the ocean? He’s a rich 22-year-old kid and she’s a 30-year-old wreck. She has never ever had a “normal” relationship and I believe she has engineered it that way. She is addicted to extreme drama and makes sure she gets a regular dose. Look at him objectively – they are nearly the same size and he doesn’t look like a bodybuilder. She caused this by tossing another phone of his out of the vehicle. She knew what would happen and she did it on purpose. She is most definitely not the victim, she is the catalyst and she knows very well what she is doing and what will result.

      • Timbuktu says:

        @Red, joanne
        Exactly! If I were minding my own business and someone snatched my phone and tossed it into the sand, not only would I feel perfectly justified in getting it back by holding that person down until they let go of my phone, I’d also hope that some other by-standers would come to my aid and help me hold that person down! I’d also consider pressing charges! So, honestly, I feel like I’d react MORE, not less, if it were a stranger.

        Honestly, do we have any dirt on Egor? I feel like he’s been dragged through mud here just for looking like a “creep” and being rich. Has he ever done anything truly bad that we have proof of? I mean, even something like driving under influence? I’m honestly asking, I am not invested in them enough to know or research.

      • It’s illegal to steal someone property and try to destroy it. I would 100% be on the strangers side who was trying to get their own property back.

      • Crumpet says:

        People are being purposefully dense here. I meant ONLY the physical altercation. Her body is worth $10000000 times more than a stupid phone. It is NEVER OK for a man to physically manhandle a woman like that. Ever. Even if she was a homeless woman who snatched his phone.

        No wonder we have such a problem with domestic abuse in this world.

  27. Bridget says:

    I think it’s very likely that Lohan is subject to all sorts of abuse. I also am willing to bet that she thinks it’s an acceptable trade-off for being kept in that lifestyle.

  28. Matchday says:

    There’s a lot of “he did, he did, he did” with Lindsay and not much owning of her own actions. If you don’t want your boyfriend to wrestle back his phone from you then don’t throw it out of the car, don’t race to grab it before he does, don’t try to keep it from him.

  29. why not says:

    I saw all the pics on the Daily Fail last night. What I find strange is how they “happened” to get a shot of the phone flying midway through the air. Seems fishy to me. Regardless, this is obviously a toxic relationship and they’re both better off apart.

  30. Jn says:

    These pictures are being released because LL is trying to get money from him. She’s probably trying to find someone new to support her. I know it sounds crass but think about the life she lives now. Why were the pictures and video buried until now?

    • jess says:

      Agreed. I read his mother was a witness to this incident and Lindsays drama and the parents stepped in and basically that’s why he isn’t contacting her, this story is several weeks old. Evidently she is milking him for whatever she can get seeing the marriage isn’t taking place.

  31. Loo says:

    I do believe that Lohan and Egor shouldn’t be together. I don’t believe Lohan should be with anyone until she has five straight years of sobriety and therapy for her emotional problems.

    • Winter says:

      I don’t think he was ever seriously into her and his parents wouldn’t have allowed a marriage . He wanted some free ass she makes her client’s pay so he told her what she want to hear then when she quickly realized it wasn’t going to happen she went into bitch mode. Of course she kept the ring needs to pay the rent comes the first of the month somehow now that he is gone it seems like he did the dumping

  32. Bess says:

    I’m sorry. There is no abuse happening in that video. He grabbed his phone away from her.

    Lindsay Lohan has made false accusations with legal implications on numerous occasions. She is a known liar.

  33. Okaaaaay says:

    I find the double-standard on this site (articles and comments) very troubling. When it was Amber Herd the resounding statement was that she didn’t need to explain anything, that her own history of domestic assault was irrelevant, that nothing Johnny Depp came back at her with mattered and she did not need to explain her side because abuse is abuse. Which is true. But now, because our victim is somebody that we do not like or respect the label or abuse comes with multiple disclaimers about not jumping to conclusions and that her erratic behavior contributes to the situation.

    It’s a double-standard that perpetuates the ‘acceptable abuse’ curve and it’s distressing.

    • Matchday says:

      Did you read any of those Depp-Heard comments? No “resounding” opinion came out of those threads. There were plenty of people dragging Heard for past events and questioning her motives and whether there was any abuse at all.

    • Maia says:

      Have you double-checked the names on the comments to make sure it is the same people responding differently?

      When you get to see an actual, unedited video of an incident and see that it was not abusive at all, I would think more people would be inclined to believe their own eyes and common sense.

    • Jwoolman says:

      Amber’s story didn’t have the holes in it that Lindsay’s does. Amber’s actions also made sense, and she had witnesses who saw her soon afterward.

      Lindsay’s interpretation of events shown on video and her actions don’t make the same sense. She also has a very long history of making up stories of abuse. It would be surprising if people aware of her history automatically believed anything she says.

      She also has quite a thing for phones. She threw a landline phone at a staffer at the Betty Ford clinic to distract from the fact that she broke curfew and didn’t want to be tested until alcohol was out of her system. She threw the phone hard enough to cause real injury, as verified by a worker’s comp investigation.

      Really, this is all same old same old with Lindsay. Her history of lying about similar things is very relevant.

      • Madisyn says:

        “It would be surprising if people aware of her history automatically believed anything she says.:

        Go to her IG JWoolman, Nicole who you may remember from tmz and a handful of others stans absolutely, 100% believe every stinking LIE out of her mouth. If you mosey over there, check out Egor’s open IG and Dasha’s. They think they’re “nobodies” and out for ‘fame’, even though Egor hid his face and kept his anonymity for months when they first stated together and hasn’t said a peep to the media. Even ONCE!

      • Crumpet says:

        What story? All I am commenting on is this video. He used unnecessary physical force to wrestle his phone from her, Are you telling me that if you saw this fight between complete strangers you would have been fine with the way the man got his phone back? Because if so, I am giving you a big side-eye.

    • Crumpet says:

      Yep.

  34. Barbara says:

    Where you see her being abused puzzles me. She is abusive in all her relationships, just ask Sam. He wanted his phone back and tried to get it. She is a liar about everything, and no one believes her at all. He is a 23yr old boy who is dealing with crazy.

  35. Skins says:

    If he flashes enough cash at her, she will be back

    • Chicken says:

      Uh, I am 100% certain that she didn’t do the dumping. This interview is the usual Lindsay lying bullshit. He dumped her because she is a grifter and a liar and a general wreck, and now she is trying to get some money out of it somehow.

  36. ell says:

    the relationship might as well be abusive, but i don’t see any evidence from this video; if my partner was tossing my expensive phone from the car and not allowing me to get it back, i’d be royally peeved and tackle them to get my phone. then possibly step on their foot and never seem them again, ever.

  37. Kitkatk8 says:

    Lindsey is her own worst enemy

  38. kri says:

    Lindsay has been abused from the day she was born, being cursed with those two pigs who raised her. It seems like a vicious cycle for her. And no one deserves to be abused. So, one last time Lindsay. Get out, get away, get help for EVERYTHING and god speed. Or else you are going to end up in a very bad way. I would not play with those people.

  39. cindyp says:

    Sorry, he did NOT “abuse” her; she threw his phone out of jeep then ran to get it. I don’t buy the narrative that a guy can never put his hands on the woman, no matter the circumstances. They are obviously toxic together, not surprising that it got out of hand. She publicizing this to get $$ out of him.

    • Winter says:

      That’s why I’m confused he is not legally obligated to pay her now that he moved on how was she paying her rent before him? She is a thirty year old grown broke down woman that tried to sucker a twenty-two year old college graduate into marriage backfired

  40. Jennet says:

    So sad how up in arms people were over Amber Heards ALLEGED abuse and now everyone is implying Lindsay is lying. Yet both women have had drug rumours surrounding them. One is just better at hiding it.

  41. honestperson says:

    I see how many people think this is not abuse,and I have just left abusive relationship after 4 years.Well you become normalized to this kind of behavior.Him trying to snatch the phone back just rings my alarms in all the wrong places and also his body language.I have also become super vigilant so I wouldn’t want myself or my daughter with a man even if he reacted that way infront of me.If behaving like this is normal for him than God knows how worse he is in private.
    Him wanting to be with a troubled woman is also a dead giveaway that he is far from normal.He is Narcissist/Borderline/Psychopath group.And women from troubled/broken families like lIndsay(who don’t have good relationship with family/parents) these type of people can just smell them and then hook them on with love and then unleash their true abuse,most of it emotional/mental,much later.
    When I was in such a relationship my husband would manhandle me infront of people(similar to this) and nobody every reacted like it was abnormal.My husband minimized this behavior and so did I,cause thats how much cut off from reality you are when in an abusive relationship.Also him reacting like this in public was for a reason,he wanted for me to belive this is normal.I loathed this behavior and at the same time I wanted him to be better and believed that it was a real possibility .i didnt want be alone.He knew it.And thats just how the relationship was.But eventually it just became so bad physically that even my mind started reading as abuse,but leaving was still difficult (because of trauma bonding),but evntually I did.So proud of myself 🙂

    • susanne says:

      I agree with so much of what you wrote.
      Huge accomplishment and growth, leaving. So happy for your freedom!

    • Alicat1822 says:

      Hell to the yes. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  42. Knuts says:

    It appears to be a physical altercation between two adults wrestling for a phone. Would it be assault if they were both adult males? It’s certainly inappropriate behavior but I’m not sure if it meets the legal definition of assault as they were both seeking control of the phone. It may be assault because he appears to be stronger and could have allowed her to keep his phone but since they both willingly sought control of the phone they may have a legitimate claim against each other.

  43. Roxane says:

    This thread is a nightmare, it’s no wonder women don’t report abuse.

    • susanne says:

      Assault is assault. There are degrees, but it is never okay to put your hands on another person with the intention of hurting them without their consent. Don’t want to hate on the BDSMs.
      Seriously, even if the person is the biggest liarjerkmaroon, you do not hit!
      I sound like I’m talking to my children.

    • Alicat1822 says:

      Seriously. This. 100%.

  44. Dangles says:

    Yeah, nah.

  45. If someone is behaving in a way you do not approve of it doesn’t mean you have the rite to destroy their property. If your husband/wife/boyfriend/girlfriend/ partner whoever has cheated on you then they really, really suck, but you don’t have licence to destroy their property. And they do have the rite to protect their property no matter how rotten they may be.

  46. Zombie says:

    So we have to believe Lindsay Lohan has more moral values and integrity than Amber Heard: she chose her safety rather a big cut of money, in order to avoid been more abused. Go figure. That speaks volumes

  47. Linds says:

    I mean, maybe I’m totally wrong, but…this isn’t assault? This isn’t her being abused? He basically hugged her from behind? He just tried to get his phone back. Not saying abuse has never occurred in this relationship, but I don’t think this is an example of it.

  48. caitlinK says:

    Nope, sorry, I don’t see any abuse here. I see a woman trolling for attention, crying “abuse” to garner sympathy, which disgusts me. For people who have lived through *real* DM, this pathologically lying woman is a walking, talking insult.

  49. Bread and Circuses says:

    So…the photos look bad, but the video they came from just makes it look like Lindsay was being an ass and he only grappled to get his phone back from her, without hurting her.

    I dunno. She’s got such a lousy track record, I have trouble believing her. She has lied about everything for years and years; why take her seriously now?

  50. Shell says:

    That video is far from assault or abuse

  51. Nik says:

    She’s even lying about her boob. I saw the video and that was not her flap jack boob

  52. Lauraq says:

    “She’s a victim of domestic violence, but…” LOL nope. No buts.