Lindsay Lohan is reportedly coming back to the United States once she's finished her run at London's West End theatre.
The Mean Girls actress, 27, has resided in London for most of this year as she prepared to star in David Mamet's play Speed-the-Plow. Lohan stumbled her way through her debut performance in late September, and has skipped a couple of shows since, and according to Page Six, the actress is looking to move back to the Big Apple when her run with the show ends on Nov. 29.
Sources told the publication Lohan's mother, Dina, has been looking for possible apartments for the actress and her younger sister, Ali, with broker Richard Nassimi. Insiders say that so far, they've looked at a $2.2 million pad at the W Downtown in the Financial District.
Lohan lived in NYC while shooting her OWN docu-series, Lindsay in late 2013 and early 2014. News of her possible return comes amid reports the actress and her brother Michael were court-ordered to stop working on their clothing app after a former business associate sued the siblings for $60 million alleging they stole his idea.