Lindsay Lohan Shares Long-Awaited 'Freaky Friday' News
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After years of hints, rumors and anticipation, Lohan is giving millennial fans of the 2003 body-swap comedy what they want.
They say good things come to those who wait, and this week, that’s true for “Freaky Friday” fans.
Lindsay Lohan officially confirmed on Monday that the beloved 2003 body-swap comedy is finally getting a sequel. After years of anticipation, Lohan said on SiriusXM’s “Andy Cohen Live” that she and Jamie Lee Curtis will return.
“It is [true],” she told host Andy Cohen. “I don’t want to say too much. And we’re both excited.”
Lohan caught herself and cheekily added, “I’m gonna speak for Jamie.”
The duo spoke with The New York Times last year to celebrate the film’s 20th anniversary and teased fans with hopes for a sequel.
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