Lindsay Lohan Meets Ex-Girlfriend Samantha Ronson In Betty Ford Center
December 1st, 2010 - 5:48 pm ICT by Sampurn Wire
Lindsay Lohan will have to remain inside the Betty Ford Clinic till the month of January next year. But she was also given a break on the Thanksgiving Day holiday to spend time with her family and friends. Though we are not aware if Samantha Ronson was part of the Thanksgiving celebrations in November, the holiday did give time to Lindsay Lohan to reunite with her estranged father Michael Lohan.
According to the latest reports, Lindsay Lohan has been showing quick and positive results to the treatment that she is receiving at the Betty Ford Clinic. If all goes well, LiLo will soon be back to her acting domain in Hollywood and also back to her friends circle including Samantha Ronson.
–Sampurn Wire
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