Key Takeaways:
– Lindsay Lohan is excited about the idea of giving her 7-month-old son, Luai, a sibling.
– The actress shared her family plans with her husband, Bader Shammas, emphasizing the importance of siblings as she herself has three.
– Lohan expressed a desire to expand her family sooner rather than later, humorously noting the urge for more children after having one.
– Reflecting on her path to motherhood, Lohan opened up about her fears regarding age and the journey to pregnancy.
– She credits the universe’s mysterious ways for her pregnancy, especially during the filming of “Irish Wish” with Ayesha Curry, who is Luai’s godmother.
Lindsay Lohan is overjoyed at the prospect of welcoming a second child into her family. The star of “Mean Girls” has openly shared her and her husband Bader Shammas’s intentions to provide their son Luai, who is currently 7 months old, with the gift of a sibling.
“I’ve had the fortune of growing up with siblings,” shared Lindsay, who is the older sister to Michael Lohan Jr., Aliana Lohan, and Dakota Lohan. She expressed this sentiment during a sneak peek of the March 14 episode of “The Drew Barrymore Show,” highlighting her desire for Luai to experience the same.
Lindsay’s eagerness to grow her family is palpable. She humorously remarked on the natural desire for more children once you’ve had one, saying, “Having a baby makes you think, ‘Oh, I want another one.'”
Reflecting on her journey towards motherhood, the 37-year-old actress shared her initial concerns about her age and the fear that accompanies such life-changing decisions. “It’s daunting,” she confessed, “Your mind starts to race.”
Yet, Lindsay believes in the serendipity of the universe. She feels that her pregnancy with Luai was a manifestation of her desires while working on the film “Irish Wish” alongside Ayesha Curry, who has taken on the role of Luai’s godmother.