Lindsay Lohan’s 2025 Hollywood Comeback: Inside Her New Movie, Motherhood Journey & Billionaire Backer

Lindsay Lohan is officially back in the spotlight—and in the recording studio. Fresh off her show-stopping appearance on the May 2025 cover of Vogue Czechoslovakia, the 38-year-old star has confirmed that she recorded an original track for “Freakier Friday,” Disney’s long-awaited sequel to the 2003 classic she headlined with Jamie Lee Curtis. “I have a really beautiful song coming out in ‘Freakier Friday,’ which is exciting,” Lohan told Parade while promoting Pure Leaf’s “Time for a Tea Break” campaign. The revelation fuels speculation that the Mean Girls alum is plotting a full musical comeback. Lohan released the platinum single “Rumors” two decades ago, but her hectic acting schedule kept her from touring. “Never say never,” she teased when asked if an album could follow. A jam-packed 2025 • CinemaCon honored Lohan with its Vanguard Award in April, recognizing her successful on-screen return in Netflix’s “Falling for Christmas” and the soon-to-stream sequel “Irish I Do.” • Vogue’s fashion spread has her draped in Chanel and Valentino, cementing her style-icon status for a new generation. • “Freakier Friday” hits theaters on August 8 and reunites Lohan with Curtis as body-swapping mother and daughter—in a plot twist that now includes Anna’s teenage daughter and soon-to-be step-sister. Lohan’s fictional rock band Pink Slip will perform, giving fans both nostalgia and new music. Balancing fame and family Lohan, who welcomed son Luai with husband Bader Shammas last year, credits motherhood for teaching her to “take moments for herself to relax.” That message pairs with her Pure Leaf partnership, where she encourages fans to pause with unsweetened iced tea. “It’s important to recharge,” she said, noting that self-care is the foundation of her renewed creative energy. Industry buzz Entertainment insiders believe Disney’s sequel, combined with viral interest in Lohan’s wellness-first narrative, could make her one of 2025’s biggest comeback stories. Online searches for “Lindsay Lohan new song,” “Freakier Friday release date,” and “Lindsay Lohan Vogue cover” have spiked since her Parade interview, signaling pent-up demand for fresh content from the former teen idol turned business-savvy mom. What’s next? With press junkets for “Freakier Friday” set to begin in early summer and soundtrack details still under wraps, expect new snippets of Lohan’s mystery track—and perhaps additional studio releases—to surface in the coming weeks. For now, fans can circle August 8 on their calendars and queue up her early-2000s discography while they wait for the body-swap sequel (and the new single) to drop.