Lindsay Lohan denies to pay hotel bill and gets evicted

Lindsay Lohan denies to pay hotel bill and gets evicted 

It was early evening and under the lights of the small, artfully shabby garden bar of the Chateau Marmont, troubled Hollywood actress Lindsay Lohan was drinking with close friend Lady Gaga. 

‘Lindsay was on good form that night,’ said a friend who saw her. ‘I
talked to her and her eyes were clear and she didn’t appear to be under the influence of anything. 

‘She and Gaga seemed to be getting on like a house on fire. Gaga kept going behind the bushes to smoke, but Lindsay didn’t go with her. 

The Chateau – which has been her home for much of the past decade – told her she was banned from the premises, and details were leaked of her unpaid bill of more than £29,000, including room-service meals, £500 on her mini-bar in one night
and £432 worth of cigarettes over 47 days.

Days later, she was accused of badly damaging a dressing room on the set of her latest film, Liz & Dick – a biopic of Elizabeth Taylor’s relationship with Richard Burton. 

The quintessential Hollywood wild-child has long been better known for her drug-taking, car-crash relationships and multiple arrests than her acting work.

Yet even by her standards, this latest episode is remarkable.

Throughout its 80-year history, the Chateau Marmont’s reputation for hedonism has been matched only by its discretion. 

Its celebrity guests know their sordid secrets – from trysts in lifts to drug overdoses – will remain within its turreted walls.

Every hellraising celebrity has stayed there, from Jimi Hendrix to Phil Spector and John Belushi. 

None has ever been thrown out, until now.

‘Lindsay has been pretty much living at the Chateau for years, and during her worst periods, when she was taking a lot of drugs, they always took care of her,’ says a source.

‘For her failure to pay this bill to have been made public shows that even
the place she considers her home just can’t take any more of her.’ 

As a child, Lohan’s red hair and green eyes and natural comic timing earned her roles in hit films The Parent Trap, Freaky Friday and teen classic Mean Girls. 

By the age of 18, she had netted a £20 million fortune. 

But over the past few years, her drug and alcohol addictions have destroyed a promising career.

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