Lindsay Lohan looks better than ever as she leaves rehab for dinner with friends
11/19/2010 05:16:00 PM
kenmouse
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Rehab certainly seems to be agreeing with Lindsay Lohan.
The actress looked radiant and healthy as she left her rehab facility in Palm Desert, California to head for dinner with friends last night.
The 24-year-old actress showed off her healthy figure in a short tasselled grey dress and black cowboy boots.
The Mean Girls star has been in court ordered rehabilitation at the Betty Ford Centre in Rancho Mirage, California since October 22.
She is being treated for an addiction to cocaine.
After failing a drug test Lohan narrowly escaped jail time for a probation violation stemming from her 2007 DUI arrest.
She has been ordered to stay in rehab until January 3.
The actress looked radiant and healthy as she left her rehab facility in Palm Desert, California to head for dinner with friends last night.
The 24-year-old actress showed off her healthy figure in a short tasselled grey dress and black cowboy boots.
The Mean Girls star has been in court ordered rehabilitation at the Betty Ford Centre in Rancho Mirage, California since October 22.
She is being treated for an addiction to cocaine.
After failing a drug test Lohan narrowly escaped jail time for a probation violation stemming from her 2007 DUI arrest.
She has been ordered to stay in rehab until January 3.
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