Lindsay Lohan has claimed that she has never Googled herself.
The 'Mean Girls' star opened up about her troublesome past, when she turned to drugs and alcohol as an adult, and said that she never Googled herself as she doesn't understand it, News.com.au reported.
The former child star also admitted that she now realizes that she should have taken more responsibility as she was living under the public eye.
However, Lohan, who is set to her West End debut in 'Speed The Plow', revealed her future plans and said that she plans to work for the next year, and then "take some time, and hopefully fall in love, and hopefully have a family".
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