TMI deets and teenage grief?
From her grooming habits to her supposed false accusations – Lindsay Lohan's exes have
a lot to dish out about her.
Wilmer Valderrama and Lindsay Lohan allegedly started dating when Valderrama was 24 and
Lohan was just 17.
They only later confirmed their relationship in 2004 after the actor-singer became a legal
adult.
After their breakup that same year, Lohan performed her song "Over" from her album "Speak"
on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," which several fans had, it turns out, correctly believed
was written about her latest ex.
While Lohan musically expressed feelings of heartbreak toward her ex, Valderrama was perhaps
not quite as sentimental.
In 2006, the TV star infamously shared some TMI details about his sex life on "The Howard
Stern Show.”
“When we met she was, you know, this bombshell.
You know, she was Jessica rabbit, you know what I mean?
He mentioned the likes of Mandy Moore and called attention to Lohan's private feminine
grooming habits.
Stern later revealed that the "That '70s Show" actor had wanted the interview removed.
Meanwhile, Lohan didn't publicly respond to Valderrama's comments, but did tell Stern
in 2019:
"He's a good guy."
Lindsay Lohan began her highly publicized relationship with DJ Samantha Ronson in 2008.
It was initially speculated that they were dating after being seen partying together,
but the press was averse to labeling the relationship considering the controversial nature of outing someone.
Being the sister of fashion designer Charlotte Ronson and musician Mark Ronson, Samantha
has reportedly never been a fan of the spotlight and opted to keep her relationship with Lohan private.
However, once Lohan made the romance public on the "Loveline" radio show, paparazzi and
the media followed their every move, specifically their alleged arguments and drunken antics.
“You and Samantha have been going out for how long now?”
“Like twen-two years?
1 year?
5 months?
2 months?”
“A long, a very long time.”
Eventually the on-and-off couple called it quits for good in 2010.
When promoting her 2012 album "Chasing the Reds," Samantha told The Daily Beast:
"I'm super sensitive.
I get hurt very easily.
… Most people would assume that [the song ‘Sometimes When You Win, You Lose’] is
figurative, that it's about emotions.
But … it's actually literal.
It was not a healthy relationship."
Former teen heartthrob Aaron Carter shared some seemingly unkind words about his ex,
Lindsay Lohan, back in 2010 after she'd run into some legal trouble related to prior drug
charges and an alleged DUI.
In an interview with OK! magazine, the "I Want Candy" singer explained how he, too,
had struggled with drug use and non-stop partying to the point where he had to enter rehab,
and wished that Lohan would seek help, as well.
Carter opened up about it, saying:
"It hurts me to see that.
I hope she can really learn something from this.
They are going to make an example of you now, Lindsay, and you deserve it."
He referenced their past relationship as teens, during which he infamously started dating
Lohan almost immediately after ending his high-profile romance with another Disney darling,
Hilary Duff, per Entertainment Weekly.
Noting that Lohan wasn't the person he once knew, Carter claimed that she changed when
she moved to Los Angeles.
However, it's worth noting that Carter changed his tune a few years later when he said he
had nothing but love for Lohan, telling Peter Panos:
"She just deals with struggles like we all do.
We're human, you know?
... It's important for others to embrace somebody when they're down — not kick them while
they are down.
I don't have any intentions like that.
I'll always be there for her."
Former Philadelphia Eagles player Matt Nordgren and Lindsay Lohan only dated for one week
in September 2013 before they reportedly called it quits due to long distance and conflicting schedules.
The "Most Eligible Dallas" star himself had nothing but kind and respectful words for his ex.
He opened up about his feelings to Page Six shortly after Lohan’s 90-day rehab stint,
saying:
"We've hung out.
But I have been a friend trying to support her for many years now.
She's completely sober for months now.
She's in a great place, she's thinking clear and working hard and meeting with all the
right people."
In September 2016, Lindsay Lohan claimed her former relationship with Russian entrepreneur
Egor Tarabasov was abusive.
According to Vanity Fair, she'd connected with Russian media outlet Channel One to explain
her side of the story, alleging:
"I went to bed, and he broke into my house.
He started strangling me.
I feared that Egor may splash acid in my face.
I jumped out to the balcony and shouted with all my force, 'He's trying to kill me, call
the police!'"
Tarabasov denied Lohan's abuse claims and claimed in a statement that his ex was attempting
to defame him, stating:
"My relationship with Lindsay came to an end in July 2016.
In the weeks that followed, there were numerous attempts to discredit my name by inaccurately
portraying the nature of our relationship, publishing distorted facts, and making false accusations."
This story came only two months after the release of a shocking video recorded by a
beach goer in Mykonos, in which an argument between the two turned into a physical altercation.
For her part, Lohan has since maintained the abuse allegations, even alleging to the Daily
Mail of the beach incident that August:
"It's not the first time.
That's the problem.
But this time, someone saw."