The 31-year-old actor's comments come after she defended Harvey Weinstein in wake of The New Yorker's expose against the producer, where multiple allegations of sexual misconduct were brought to light.
Lohan took to Instagram, where she shot down her critics saying she is pro-women empowerment but she did not receive any help in her trying times.
"Whatever anyone says, I am for women empowerment as if most women in America cared how I was abused by my ex fiance... When not one person stood up for me while he was abusing me," she wrote alongside a screengrab of her movie "The Parent Trap".
The "Mean Girls" star later edited the caption to remove the abuse accusations.
Last year, Lohan had alleged Tarabasov had tried to kill her by strangling.
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