Lindsay Lohan, Mohammed Al Turki's Date to See Alec Baldwins' 'The Orphan' (PHOTO)
Lindsay Lohan reportedly has a new man in her life as she was seen out on a date with wealthy Saudi film producer Mohammed Al Turki.
Lohan and Turki were spotted on April 23 at the Broadway show The Orphans in New York City. The Mean Girls actress and her date arrived 45 minutes late to the showing. She was photographed in a sheer shirt and was seen giggling. She and her date ran inside the theater to avoid missing any more of Alec Baldwin's show which is about two orphan brothers whose lives are changed after one of them tries to kidnap a mobster.
Following the performance, Turki accompanied Lohan backstage. The two met up with Baldwin. Lohan tweeted about her experience. She described the play as a "must see" and uploaded a photo of her, Baldwin and Turki together.
"Great catching up with @ABFalecbaldwin," she tweeted.
Baldwin replied to her tweet with one of his own.
"So nice to see you, LL. It's been so long," he wrote.
The Orphans was not the first time that Lohan and the entrepreneur and philanthropist, who produced the 2012 thriller Arbitage starring Richard Gere have been seen together. The wealthy Saudi is known as a very big financial backer in Hollywood.
They were last publicly together at New York's annual amfAR gala in February. Prior, Turki and Lohan also attended Lady Gaga's Fame perfume launch at New York's Guggenheim Museum last September.
This new romance would be a quick rebound for Lohan who broke up with City Of The Sun rocker Avi Snow just over two weeks ago. At the time, it was reported that the weeks long relationship may have just been for P.R.
"The whirlwind romance could have just been a publicity stunt for Snow and his band," the report said.
"With paparazzi ever-present where Lohan goes, the actress has been seen supporting City of the Sun, attending several events and cheering on her man."
The date night between Turki and Lohan may be one that will have to last them both for a while as Lohan is due in court ordered rehab by May 2. She pleaded 'no contest' to charges for lying to police about driving during a car crash last June. She was sentenced to 90 days of treatment.
