Lindsay Lohan: If I don’t reconcile with Sam Ronson, I’ll be with boys

A sparkling Lindsay Lohan arrives in a Brian Lichtenberg silver hooded mini dress at the Golden Globes afterparty, L.A.

You remember Lindsay Lohan’s epic, delusional, lie-filled interview with The Sun yesterday? Well, it turns out the interview is a two-parter. Gah! Sidenote: Rumor is that The Sun paid a pretty penny for these interviews. Anyway, yesterday’s piece was all about Lindsay and drugs. Namely, about how she doesn’t do them because of her three rehab visits or whatever. I couldn’t follow her cracked-out train of thought. In Part 2 of the interview, we get to hear about Lindsay’s relationship with Samantha Ronson, whom Lindsay claims she’s still in love with. I actually believe that – I think Sam is/was Lindsay’s great love, and that Lindsay pretty much self-destructed during the course of that relationship, probably because Lindsay’s so f-cked up about drugs, love, sex, self-esteem, family and life in general. Here’s the Sam part of the interview… and Lindsay also discusses Calum Best, Colin Farrell and Heath Ledger:

LINDSAY LOHAN today tells all about her lesbian relationship with SAMANTHA RONSON – and says she wants her lover back. The Hollywood tearaway had a fiery 18-month fling with DJ Sam. It ended last April after the pair were frequently pictured fighting and crying in public.

Bisexual Lindsay, who has had three stints in rehab, says she will never love another woman and plans to go back to BOYS if she can’t win Sam back.

Mean Girls star Lindsay says: “I never really thought about women before, it kind of just happened with Samantha. It surprised me. We’re still in touch. We live in the same apartment building in LA and see each other often. She has always been one of my best friends. If I wasn’t with Samantha, I would probably be with a boy next. She’s the only woman I’ve been attracted to. We love each other. We might reconcile the relationship, maybe. I don’t know.”

Former child actress Lindsay – nicknamed Li-Lo – admits her relationship with Sam was “passionate”. She also reveals they split because Sam’s family and friends did not approve of her and the way her life is constantly played out in front of the paparazzi.

She says: “There have been a lot of ups and downs. Her family is very involved in her relationships and that was difficult. I think Samantha was growing as a celebrity and a musician and I think that might have scared her family. But I’ve always been her biggest supporter and, yeah, I love her.”

“All the fighting stuff was just because all her friends had got involved and made me an outcast, which wasn’t fair to Samantha. I think it was a jealousy thing in terms of her becoming more famous than the rest of them. She kind of does what she wants now. It’s changed, so who’s to say we won’t be together again?”

Lindsay will say little on the men in her life, admitting only that former fling Colin Farrell was “a long time ago”, and that Calum Best was “over really quickly and not worth talking about. Next!”.

When I ask about Heath Ledger, the late Batman star she was rumoured to be secretly dating when he died of an overdose in January 2008, she goes quiet and says only: “That’s kind of a touchy subject. Sorry. He was a really good friend to me for a long time and it was really sad when that happened.”

But she is happy to talk about Sam and claims most of their time together was happy and peaceful, despite dozens of pictures of Lindsay looking worse for wear after nights out with Sam ended in tears.

She says: “Maybe I was upset, or we had a tiff about something stupid. A picture can tell a thousand different words and lies. They want the negative, they want the drama. They want to say, ‘Oh Lindsay’s distraught, here we go again, should Sam leave?’. Mostly it was great. Everyone has ups and downs, it’s normal. But in front of the public eye they’re going to take the downs and make it seem like they’re a million times worse. That comes with the territory.”

“It was a big deal for me because I’ve never had a relationship as public as that, especially being with a girl for the first time. That was really scary for me. But I didn’t care because I love her.”

[From The Sun]

The interviewer from The Sun (Emma Cox) notes several little details about Lindsay: Lindsay’s life is chaotic, she’s very flaky and keeps people waiting; she chain-smokes, and she “picks at a plate of fish” (so she’s not eating). Lindsay also “looks older than her 23 years” and she’s “tiny”. Cox also notes that “none of us are particularly taken with Ms Lohan…But when you hear about her childhood with two warring parents and a father who was in and out of jail, it becomes clear she is something of a damaged young girl.”

More quotes from the interview:

Lindsay says: “When you’re young in school, people think you’re bragging. I just didn’t want the drama of all that. My childhood was very… well, my mom was amazing but my dad was there and then not there.”

Lindsay, who has three younger siblings – brother Michael, sister Aliana and youngest brother Dakota – says: “Your family should be your security blanket. I don’t know why he did that, to be honest. My Dad experimented with drugs including cocaine and I think maybe that had a lot to do with it. When I was younger he would disappear for three days then show up and we’d be walking on eggshells because we would be nervous of what he would say or do.”

“I would put myself in between him and my siblings and do the best I could to protect them. Maybe I didn’t realize how much it was affecting me as a person and what it could do to me in the long run. He never hit me, it was more verbal.”

She even claimed: “When I was younger he hit my mum, but I don’t really remember that part of it. I think my family is part of the reason I’ve made mistakes. I think it’s just the pressure of wanting to please everyone. That’s always been hard.”

[From The Sun]

And finally, because it seems like all Rupert Murdoch-owned publications are going to run stories about Lindsay Lohan today, Page Six reports that when Lindsay flew from London to Atlantic City, she demanded two things from her hotel: “She said she was suffering from jet lag and requested that a doctor be on call to administer B12 shots if needed. Her other demand was two cartons of cigarettes.” Page Six also claims that Lindsay criticized the deejay at the hotel’s event, “telling the crowd ‘a certain ex-girlfriend’ could teach him ‘what songs to play’ — a reference to Samantha Ronson.” Ugh.

Lindsay Lohan Embraces Her Dark Side!

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  1. Alexis says:

    I really think she has a Borderline Personality.

  2. happymom says:

    She was with Courtney Semel before-so I call bs on this “Sam Ronson is my first and only woman”. What a train wreck this girl is!

  3. Ruby Red Lips says:

    Good god – can this girl get any more delusional?!

    There have been so many stories about Lindsay and girls previously that this is just utter lies…

    Her poor me stories are getting boring – there are many people out there who have had horrific childhoods, far worse than Lilo, but manage to live a decent life w/o blaming everyone else and not turning to substance abuse and sex addiction.

    I used to feel sorry for her (a long time ago) but feel she just needs to go away for a really long time, sort herself out and then maybe she will be taken seriously again.

    This PR machine has one hell of a job to get the public to believe all of these lies…though saying that there is a large portion of society that is so dumb that they would probably beleive this cr*p!

  4. Jenny says:

    “When I was younger he hit my mum, but I don’t really remember that part of it.”
    WHAT? Dina trying to turn daughter against father (not that she needs any help, Michael seems like Class A sh*t).

  5. monkey says:

    hmmm, i really want to adopt her. 🙁

  6. Bodhi says:

    I thought Heath was “secretly dating” MK Olsen when he died. The only person to ever bring up this “rumor” is LL herself; she talks about him because it gets her more attention & I really hate her for that…

  7. Lenore says:

    On the plus side – being charitable here – she refuses to discuss the Heath Ledger rumour and only says he was a good friend. So at least she has some sense of propriety, some of the time.

    On the other hand, it’s really disturbing to me the level of fame-addiction she displays – simultaneously discussing how Sam’s family were unhappy with their relationship being played out in the limelight, and the interpretation of pictures of them crying or fighting etc while not mentioning that her own demented tweeting, ligging and attention-seeking only added to it. If you had a true love whose family you knew were uncomfortable with the public nature of your relationship, wouldn’t you gladly give up your famewhoring, self-promoting habits for the sake of your relationship? Wouldn’t it be worth it?

    But to read this stuff it’s like she doesn’t even acknowledge that she brings it on herself, invites it, or participates in it – or that at this point she would be nothing without it.

  8. Green Is Good says:

    And LIElo plays that blame card again. It’s Samro’s family and friends fault they broke up. Whine, whine, whine.

    Being a drug addict, alcoholic, mental patient and Drama Queen just MIGHT have had something to do with it, too.

  9. Snarf says:

    Is this a threat or a promise?

  10. lucy2 says:

    Ruby, I agree. Her parents are horrible, but so are many kids, and Lindsay was in the unique position where she could have emancipated herself and been in charge of her own life much more easily than most regular people. Instead she got wasted.

    Blame blame blame…but never herself.

  11. Praise St. Angie! says:

    “On the plus side – being charitable here – she refuses to discuss the Heath Ledger rumour and only says he was a good friend. So at least she has some sense of propriety, some of the time.”

    I don’t know…I think it’s not so much a sense of propriety as much as it’s a total lie – that is, she CAN’T say much about it as there isn’t much to say. she can only imply so much before his TRUE close friends call BS.

    and agree with everyone…all she does is pass the blame for her ills to other people, not even once considering that her addictions and her behavior might have had a TEENY WEENY bit of effect.

  12. Huma says:

    I despise this person. I keep hoping she’ll hit rock bottom because then MAYBE she’ll be able to rehabilitate herself and get her groove and her career and her sanity back (maybe), but it’s like every time she hits rock bottom, the rock always gives way, letting her fall through,a dn hit another supposed rock bottom, and it just keeps going.

    This makes me sound like a horrible person, right, wishingn for her downfall? Ugh. Whatever. I *am* pretty horrible.

  13. bellaluna says:

    What I’d like to know is, is she really so delusional she actually believes the stuff she’s saying? Because if so, that right there should be grounds for her involuntary commitment. I mean, 3 rounds of rehab ought to have taught her a little something about accepting responsibility for her behaviour, wouldn’t you think? Honestly, this girl just keeps declining, even when you think she doesn’t have any further to go!

  14. Joseph says:

    Drugs, drugs, drugs…she’s going to die if she doesn’t get help. I hope she hits bottom before it’s too late.

  15. snapdragon says:

    boys of america (and some in europe): you have been warned. i’d start taking penicillin now if i were you.

  16. mollination says:

    GAH! People that have a weird obsession with being closer to morbid situations than they actually were have never really had anything that bad happen to them.

    Everyone was sad about Heath, lindsay. Even people that didn’t do drugs with him a couple times. Stop making it about you. Stop it.

  17. ogechi says:

    Shut up

  18. GatsbyGal says:

    I don’t think she loved Sam Ronson at all. I think she believed she was in love with Sam Ronson, but Lindsay wouldn’t know what actual love is if it slapped her in the face. It’s something she’s probably never been in contact with.

  19. the other mel says:

    I feel sorry for this girl. She has gone from bad to worse and her parents failed her miserably and publicly. I hope she can pull herself together or get some stronger people around her to help her help herself.

  20. boo says:

    I was going to say the same thing as Praise St. Angie and so true mollination, so true.

  21. TaylorB says:

    Gatsby Gal,

    I mean no disrespect and please do not take this in that way I think terribly highly of your opinion, but I must ask… what is the difference from being in love and believing you are in love? Isn’t love itself a belief? It isn’t like love is something that can be scientifically proven with a blood test like a disease, it is something that a person believes to be a truth. Some people believe in God, but you can not test if god exists, some believe in ghosts, but you can not collect evidence and determine if that is a fact. Love is not something that can be determined by a test, it is a belief/feeling/gut reaction what have you, so if LiLo ‘believed’ that she was in love with Samantha than it stands to reason she was in love with her… Granted, it seemed to be an unhealthy relationship that was bound to fail, but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t love.

  22. anoneemouse says:

    When is she going to wake up and realize that she’s become her Father?

  23. gen says:

    Ok Lindsay, you did your little interview, now please lock yourself away for a bit. I don’t want to see you go to a club or a bar or a Starbucks for say, I don’t know, 6 months. Then I wanna hear about you starting to act in a movie that will be out next year. A drama, something low budget but amazing and will blow everyone away & make everyone forget about your ridiculous drugging & over tanning & drama. A new beginingg…and with it you will continue to keep your private life low key & under the radar. You got that!?!? Now, if you could hire me for your manager or pr rep, that would be great.

  24. Sumodo says:

    @anoneemous — YES! That’s it, folks. She’s become her father.

  25. Alexis says:

    Ok…so if it doesn’t work out with ONE girl, you’ll go back to men forever all the time no more girls the end? And the girl you were with looks like a dude anyway? Sorry but if being bisexual was on a scale of 1 (strong) and 5 (weak), she’d be 4 at most.

  26. Sad little person. I wonder what “respectable” publication will interview her next.

  27. x says:

    Dear Lindsay,

    Shut the fuck up.

    Sincerely,
    Humanity

  28. skilo says:

    She was with Courtney Semel before-so I call bs on this “Sam Ronson is my first and only woman”.
    I might be giving her too much credit but I believe she meant Sam was her first real relationship with a woman I’m pretty sure Lindsey has experimented with other girls but I really believe she actually loved Sam as much as a person so messed up is capable of loving another person.

  29. Mentok the Mind Taker says:

    X, thank you.

  30. BEEBEEC says:

    Lindsay used to get frustated and beat up her mom.. so maybe the mom’s willing for abuse because she has the creating trouble issues, manipulated personal attacks on other family members and is causing chaos by pitting one against the other and LOVES to create chaos and sit back to watch her handywork destroy the family., so she can have all the attention, seem in control and in charge.

  31. Ashley says:

    GatsbyGal – I agree. Besides anyone with eyes could see Sam Ronson wasn’t good for her. She sold her out to paps (how many times were they called when she looked terrible and passed out while Sam looked fine?) so she could get publicity (SamWho? before LL) and it’s been said plenty of times that Ronson does coke (just look at her, she looks like walking death). Plus she’s a “DJ” (more like plays tunes off her Ipod), she spends nights in clubs and days probably sleeping. That’s not a good lifestyle for an addict like Lezlo.

  32. skeptical says:

    does lindsay ever think about how it takes two to tango and gee… maybe she also played a role in the ll/sr failure?

    and seriously? the Ronsons at first were very supportive. Even here on Celebitchy in the archives there’s Dina and Ali talking about how Linds isn’t really dating Sam, “they’re just good friends” while it’s Mark saying they make a cute couple.

    And Charlotte did a collaboration with Lindsay in the early days… and even Ann was supportive.

    Something serious must have happened for the landscape change to happen so completely.

    Why automatically blame the Ronsons? They’re trying to protect a loved one. Isn’t that what families do?

    or do some posters here think the Lohans are the proper ideal?