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Lindsay Lohan Just Joined TikTok—And Fans Realized They've Been Saying Her Name Wrong This Whole Time

Lindsay Lohan Just Joined TikTok—And Fans Realized They've Been Saying Her Name Wrong This Whole Time
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It might not come as a surprise that Lindsay Lohan's inaugural video on TikTok has caused quite the stir.

The actor, singer and beach club mogul first came to prominence in her youth for her acclaimed performances in films like The Parent Trap, Mean Girls and A Prairie Home Companion.


But since her late teens, she was more often than not in the headlines for her erratic behavior behind the scenes, as well as multiple stints in rehab.

But rest assured that Lohan, looking cheerful and effervescent, neither said nor did anything remotely scandalous in the five-second video.

She merely introduced herself, while also making it known she now has an active TikTok account.

@lindsaylohan

I’m on Tiktok Now! 🥰 #imontiktoknow

Indeed, what set the internet abuzz was how the Freaky Friday star pronounced her last name.

While many always assumed that her surname was pronounced "LOW-han", Lindsay seemed to pronounce it "LOW-en" in the video.

The realization they had been mispronouncing “Lohan” for decades left her fans and TikTok followers stunned.

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Indeed, some of her fans were so surprised by this new development they believed it was she who was mispronouncing her own name.

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The news we have been mispronouncing "Lohan" for decades also went viral on Twitter.





Although, whether or not there is a correct way to pronounce "Lohan" might be up for debate.

Cameo, the popular online service connecting fans with celebrities through personalized video messages, posted a video of Lohan where she pronounced her surname as "LOW-han", the way her fans had long believed was correct.

While Lohan herself has yet to step forward and officially say whether the correct pronunciation is "LOW-han" or "LOW-en", one imagines this is a rare moment where she doesn't mind being the center of a media frenzy.

For someone who's had more than their fair share of troubles at her relatively young age, it seems Lohan, who is poised to make an acting comeback in the upcoming Netflix film Falling For Christmas, is making sure her tabloid-prone days are behind her.

As she seemed to make clear in her most recent TikTok video, where she lip-synched to her own 11-year-old voice from The Parent Trap, Lindsay Lohan is now one classy lady.

@lindsaylohan

you heard it here first. #theparenttrap

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