Oprah Winfrey is still a proud Lindsay Lohan supporter!
The talk show queen and beloved personality flew to London this weekend to see the one and only Lohan in her new production.
“@LindsayLohan backstage at her new play in London. #SpeedthePlow,” Oprah wrote on Instagram while sharing a smile with the actress.
Lohan added, “So thrilled to have @Oprah and @Lupita_Nyongo in the audience tonight. I’m a lucky girl! XXo #Myfairygodmother.”
Lohan has been hard at work while starring in David Mamet‘s play Speed-the-Plow alongside Richard Schiff. The popular production is a satirical dissection of the American movie business and features three different acts.
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Lohan has been starring in the play since Sept. 24 and the initials reviews aren’t bad at all.
“On the first night of previews, a work-in-progress feel is to be expected,” one review said. “Lohan remained charming throughout.”
Oprah’s arrival proves that she still has faith in a woman who opened her life up to cameras on the Oprah Winfrey Network docu-series, Lindsay.
During the show’s eight episodes, Lohan allowed cameras to follow her journey, which included a stressful move to New York City, several business meetings and even a shocking confession that she miscarried during the series.
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Although she admitted to a few “bumpety-bumps” during filming, Winfrey remained positive about Lohan.
“I think she’s doing really okay,” Winfrey told David Letterman during a surprise phone call. “I think, you know, to have cameras following you around for every phase of your life, and you are trying to pull your life together, I think that’s a really difficult thing, so yeah, we’re really pleased she’s making some progress.”
Although the future of Lindsay remains up in the air, the star remains focused on maintaining a healthy and busy lifestyle.
“Every night feels more natural and comfortable,” she recently told The Mirror. “Everyone has been really great. I love the stage manager…they’ve all been kind, gracious and comforting.”
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