Lindsay Lohan is back and she’s bringing festive drama to Netflix and the red carpet alike! The 38-year-old actress turned heads (and probably broke a few necks) on Monday night (November 18) at the premiere of Our Little Secret. Held at The Paris Theatre in NYC, the event had more star power than a solar flare.
Looking like she just waltzed off the runway of High Fashion: Holiday Edition, Lindsay rocked a sheer black Zuhair Murad dress so elegant it whispered, “Yes, I know I look fabulous, but let’s act surprised anyway.” She had her dashing hubby, Bader Shammas, by her side, likely taking notes on how to be effortlessly iconic.
Joining the queen of Mean Girls were co-stars Kristin Chenoweth, Ian Harding, and a supporting cast that sounded like a “who’s who” of Wait, Where Do I Know Them From? — Dan Bucatinsky, Jake Brennan, Katie Baker, and Ash Santos. This crew didn’t just show up to Our Little Secret — they showed out.
The Plot Thickens (Literally and Figuratively)
So, what’s this movie all about? Picture this: two exes with enough bad blood to make Taylor Swift nervous, forced to endure the ultimate awkward holiday scenario — shacking up in the same house for Christmas. Oh, and their current flames? Surprise! They’re siblings. Nothing says “happy holidays” like resentment, forced proximity, and a Netflix-worthy snowstorm of drama.
The movie drops November 27, just in time for you to cozy up with your ex… or, you know, avoid them entirely. Either way, Lindsay’s back on our screens, and that’s the real gift here.
Kristin Chenoweth, probably fresh off a Broadway bender, brought her trademark energy, while Ian Harding worked his smolder, reminding us why Pretty Little Liars fans are still not over him. Together, this cast is ready to give us enough holiday chaos to fuel our group chats for weeks.
Mark your calendars, grab your most dramatic mug of hot cocoa, and prepare to spill some tea because Our Little Secret is about to make Netflix your holiday headquarters. Meanwhile, we’ll all be trying to figure out if we can pull off sheer dresses at family Christmas parties (spoiler: we probably can’t).
