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Donata Melina Nicolette "Dina" Lohan (/ˈdiːnə ˈloʊ.ən/ DEE-nə LOH-ən; née Sullivan;[1] born September 15, 1962)[2] is an American television personality who rose to fame as the mother and manager of actress Lindsay Lohan. She is also the mother of Michael Jr., Aliana and Dakota Lohan.

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Early life

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Lohan was born and raised in New York City, to John L. and Ann Sullivan.[2] She has two brothers, Matt and Paul. She is of Italian (from her mother) and Irish descent, and was raised Catholic.[3][4][5] Lohan is a former singer and dancer.[6]

Career

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She previously worked as a singer and a dancer.[7] Lohan and her younger daughter Ali starred in the reality show Living Lohan, which debuted on May 26, 2008 on the cable television network E!. Lohan is also one of the executive producers of the series. In 2019, Dina was a cast member on season 2 of Celebrity Big Brother.[7]

Personal life

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In 1985, she married Michael Lohan. The couple briefly separated in 1988, and later reunited.[8][9] Dina filed for divorce in 2005,[10] and the couple reached a divorce settlement in August 2007,[11] with the divorce scheduled to be finalized three months later. She was granted custody of their two youngest children, Ali and Cody.[12] He had worked as a Wall Street trader and businessman who inherited his father's pasta business and has been in trouble with the law on several occasions.[8][13][clarification needed] The Lohans have four children: Lindsay (b. 1986), Michael, Jr. (b. 1987), Aliana (b. 1993), and Dakota "Cody" Lohan (b. 1996).[citation needed]

Lohan was arrested for speeding and driving under the influence in Nassau County, Long Island on September 12, 2013,[14] and agreed to a plea deal which included admitting guilt. She was sentenced to 100 hours community service, had her drivers license revoked for one year, and was fined $3,000.[15]

Lohan was arrested for driving under the influence and leaving the scene of an accident in Nassau County on January 11, 2020. CNN reported Lohan also faced "four other charges: operating an unregistered vehicle, operating an uninspected vehicle, driving without a license, and aggravated unlicensed operation of a vehicle in the 3rd degree, the online court records state."[16] On December 3, 2021, she pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident without reporting and to felony DWI and was sentenced to 18 days in jail, loss of her license for 18 months, and five years’ probation during which she must participate in a DWI program and have an ignition interlock on her vehicle to make sure she is not drinking before driving.[17]

Filmography

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Title Year Role Notes
1998 The Parent Trap Woman at airport Uncredited cameo
2008 Living Lohan Herself 9 episodes; Also as executive producer (2 episodes)
2010 The Real Housewives of New York City Herself Episode: "Fall in Manhattan"
2011 Keeping Up with the Kardashians Herself Episode: "Kim's Fairytale Wedding: A Kardashian Event - Part 2"
2014 Lindsay Herself 4 episodes
2015 The Millionaire Matchmaker Herself Episode: "Dina Lohan & Peter Marc Jacobson"
2016 Family Therapy with Dr. Jenn Herself Episode: "Family Therapy Begins"
2019 Celebrity Big Brother Herself /

Houseguest[18][19]

13 episodes

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Dina Lohan, born Donata Melina Nicolette Sullivan on September 15, 1962, in , is an American television personality, producer, and former dancer and singer best known as the mother and longtime manager of actress and singer . Raised in New York, Lohan pursued an early career in the performing arts, training at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and working as a professional dancer and singer, including roles as a dance teacher on , before transitioning to family life. In 1985, she married , a trader, with whom she had four children: Lindsay (born July 2, 1986), Michael Jr. (born December 1987), Aliana (born December 1993), and Dakota (born June 1996); the couple separated briefly in 1988, reconciled, and divorced in 2007 amid highly publicized family conflicts. As Lindsay's career took off in the late 1990s with films like The Parent Trap (1998)—in which Dina made a —Dina became her daughter's "momager," guiding her rise to stardom in Hollywood while navigating intense media scrutiny over the family's dynamics. She later entered the spotlight herself as a reality TV star, starring in the E! series (2008), which chronicled her efforts to launch her younger daughter Aliana's career, and appearing on shows such as (, 2014), (VH1, 2016), and (, season 2, 2019). Lohan's public life has also been marked by legal challenges, including a 2013 DWI conviction that resulted in 100 hours of , a $3,000 fine, and a one-year suspension, followed by a 2020 DWI arrest after a car crash on , to which she pleaded guilty in 2021 and received an 18-day jail sentence plus five years of probation. In recent years, she became engaged to businessman Jesse Nadler in June 2020, though they did not marry, became a grandmother in 2023 with the birth of Lindsay's son Luai and to Michael Jr.'s daughters Isabelle and Summer, and has remained active in family events, attending Lindsay's premiere in 2022, supporting her children's appearances at in 2023, and the Freakier Friday premiere in 2025.

Early life

Family background

Dina Lohan was born Donata Melina Nicolette Sullivan on September 15, 1962, in , New York. She is the daughter of the late , whose ancestry traces to Irish roots including an immigrant mother from and a father of Irish descent born in New York, and the late Ann Sullivan, of Italian descent; Ann died in 2022. The family maintained strong ties to their heritage, with 's lineage connected to , . Lohan grew up with three brothers, Matt Sullivan, Paul Sullivan, and the late Chris Sullivan (died 2010), in a close-knit environment. The siblings shared a shaped by their parents' cultural backgrounds. She was raised in a Catholic , reflecting the religious traditions of her Irish and Italian ancestry.

Upbringing and early interests

From a young age, Lohan developed a passion for the performing arts, particularly singing and dancing, which she pursued as hobbies through local activities in New York. These interests were influenced by the vibrant entertainment scene in the city, where she participated in informal performances and dance classes that honed her skills without formal academic structure. Lohan later attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts for targeted training in performance, reflecting her self-directed approach to artistic development rather than traditional higher education.

Career

Performing arts beginnings

Dina Lohan's entry into the stemmed from her formative interests in and dancing, which she pursued professionally in New York during the 1980s. After training at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, she established herself as a dancer and singer in the local entertainment scene. Throughout the decade, Lohan worked as a dance instructor in studios across and , while performing in musical theater, including minor productions that honed her stage presence and versatility. These semi-professional endeavors provided Lohan with hands-on experience in performance techniques, audition processes, and the demands of live entertainment, laying a foundation that informed her subsequent support for her children's artistic pursuits.

Talent management

Dina Lohan began managing her daughter Lindsay's career in the early , discovering her talent for modeling at age three and securing a contract with . Lindsay appeared in over 60 television commercials and print ads for brands like Kids during this period, with Dina overseeing bookings and development as her primary manager. This early entry into the industry laid the foundation for Lindsay's transition to , including guest spots on soap operas and children's programs, all coordinated by Dina's hands-on involvement. A pivotal decision in Dina's management came in 1998 when she supported Lindsay's audition for and acceptance of the dual role in Disney's The Parent Trap, viewing it as a calculated risk despite the demands of filming for seven months. As co-manager, Dina emphasized respecting Lindsay's input, stating, "It was a gamble for me as a mom, because I didn't want her to grow up hating me... But if she'd said no, I would have respected that." This role marked Lindsay's breakthrough in feature films and led to subsequent early Disney projects, such as Life-Size (2000), where Dina negotiated terms and ensured family involvement, including her own uncredited cameo. Dina extended her management to her other children, notably signing daughter to at 18 months old and guiding her into runway work and commercial appearances. By the mid-2000s, Dina oversaw Aliana's expansion into music, producing her debut Around" in 2008 and securing a recording deal, as well as an acting role in the independent film A Woman of Faith. She positioned Aliana as a multifaceted talent, drawing parallels to Lindsay's path while insisting on rigorous auditions to build independence. During Lindsay's rapid rise to fame in the , Dina's management style faced significant criticism for allegedly prioritizing high-profile opportunities over her daughter's well-being, including allowing late-night outings that fueled perceptions of enabling youthful excesses. Media outlets and industry observers accused Dina of contributing to Lindsay's personal struggles, with reports highlighting her defensive responses to such claims, as in her insistence that parents cannot be fully blamed for children's choices. By , these challenges intensified, leading to public scrutiny of family dynamics and Dina's dual role as mother and manager, though she maintained that her guidance was protective and career-focused.

Television and media appearances

Dina Lohan gained prominence as a television personality through her executive producing and starring role in the E! reality series , which premiered on May 26, 2008, and ran for nine episodes until July 27, 2008. The show followed Lohan as the family matriarch managing the entertainment aspirations of her younger daughter Ali Lohan, while navigating media attention surrounding their famous sibling . Lohan's hands-on involvement as both producer and on-screen figure highlighted her role in steering the family's public image amid Hollywood scrutiny. Throughout the and , Lohan made guest appearances on various reality and talk shows, often discussing her family dynamics and career experiences. A notable example was her 2015 appearance on Bravo's in season 8, episode 15, where she sought romantic advice from host while sharing insights into her post-divorce life. These spots, including interviews on programs like Watch What Happens Live with , positioned Lohan as a candid commentator on celebrity parenting and personal reinvention. In 2019, Lohan competed as a houseguest on season 2 of CBS's , entering the house on and advancing to the before her on February 13. Her participation, which drew attention for her unfamiliarity with the game's strategies and personal anecdotes shared inside the house, marked a significant return to and showcased her resilient public persona. Lohan's management background in the industry provided a natural platform for such high-profile media opportunities. Lohan's media interviews frequently centered on Lindsay Lohan's career trajectory, from its early successes to later challenges. In a 2009 discussion with OK! Magazine, she expressed optimism about Lindsay's directing ambitions and acting comeback. By 2011, amid Lindsay's legal troubles, Lohan addressed her daughter's "lifelong struggle" in outlets like NBC's Today, attributing issues to intense media pressure rather than family dynamics. These appearances, including a 2011 ABC News interview where she offered advice on substance abuse in Hollywood, reinforced Lohan's role as a vocal family advocate during pivotal moments. In 2020, Lohan launched the podcast Listen to me, The OG MAMA D!, co-hosted with comedian Chanel Omari, covering topics such as pop culture, , and , with guest appearances including . In December 2023, she expressed interest in developing a new .

Personal life

Marriage and family

Dina Lohan married , a former trader, on November 2, 1985. The couple briefly separated in 1988 but reconciled shortly thereafter. Their marriage, which lasted 22 years, was marked by periods of turbulence, culminating in Dina filing for in January 2005 on grounds including and cruel treatment; the divorce was finalized in August 2007 after a contentious settlement. The Lohans have four children together: Lindsay Lohan, born on July 2, 1986; Michael Lohan Jr., born on December 16, 1987; Aliana "Ali" Lohan, born on December 22, 1993; and Dakota "Cody" Lohan, born on June 16, 1996. Following the , Dina gained full custody of the two youngest children, Aliana and Dakota, who were minors at the time, while the older children, Lindsay and Michael Jr., were adults and not subject to custody arrangements. Throughout the children's early years, Dina played a central role in supporting their entry into the entertainment industry, acting as a manager and advocate for their pursuits in , modeling, and music. She encouraged and facilitated opportunities for Lindsay, , and Cody, drawing from her own background in to guide their professional development amid the family's growing public profile. This involvement fostered close family bonds centered on shared creative ambitions, though it also highlighted the challenges of balancing parental support with the demands of young careers in Hollywood. In September 2013, Dina Lohan was arrested in , New York, for driving while intoxicated (DWI) and speeding after police observed her vehicle traveling 77 mph in a 50 mph zone. She was charged with two counts of DWI and one count of speeding, and her lawyer later argued in court that the incident stemmed from stress caused by a pursuit and personal pressures, including strained family relations following her . Lohan pleaded guilty to in April 2014 as part of a deal, avoiding more serious charges. On June 3, 2014, she was sentenced in Nassau District Court to a one-year revocation, 100 hours of , a $3,000 fine, attendance at a drunk-driving awareness program, and participation in a victims' impact panel. The case also required her to undergo a evaluation, which she continued attending as ordered. The 2013 arrest garnered extensive media coverage from outlets like ABC News and , often framing it within the broader narrative of the Lohan family's challenges, which intensified scrutiny on Dina's role as a parent and . This incident, coming amid her daughter Lindsay's own legal battles, contributed to a tarnished public image for Dina during the , portraying her as emblematic of familial dysfunction in . In January 2020, Lohan faced another DWI-related arrest in after she rear-ended another vehicle near her Merrick home and attempted to flee the scene; her blood alcohol level was measured at 0.20, more than twice the legal limit, leading to charges due to her prior . She initially pleaded not guilty but entered a guilty plea to DWI in 2021. Sentencing occurred on December 3, 2021, in Nassau , where she received 18 days in jail (served at the Nassau Correctional Center), an 18-month suspension, five years of , mandatory attendance at a DWI prevention program, and another victims' impact panel. The judge cited the severity of the crash and her history as factors in the stricter penalties. Coverage of the 2020 case by sources including NBC News and People magazine renewed focus on Lohan's pattern of legal issues, further eroding her public standing and reinforcing media portrayals of persistent personal instability in the Lohan household through the early 2020s.

Recent developments

Dina Lohan first became a grandmother in 2020 with the birth of her son Michael Lohan Jr.'s daughter Isabelle. In July 2023, she became a grandmother for the second time with the birth of her daughter Lindsay Lohan's son, Luai Shammas. She expressed overwhelming joy at the news, stating she was "overwhelmed with love and joy" upon meeting the newborn. Michael Lohan Jr. and his wife later welcomed a second daughter, Summer, making Dina a grandmother to three children as of 2025. By 2025, Lohan continued to celebrate her role as a grandmother, describing it in a May interview as the "most rewarding experience" and "such a joy" to watch her family grow. This familial closeness was evident at public events, including the July 28, 2025, premiere of Freakier Friday, where she attended alongside Lindsay and her daughter . Lohan featured prominently in the Summer 2025 issue of Art Bodega Magazine as a cover story, highlighting her life as a to a "dynasty of child actors and actresses." Media coverage during 2024 and 2025 also noted her transformed appearance following a facelift and neck lift procedure in late 2023, with outlets describing her as looking "refreshed" and "stunning" at events like the May 2025 Luisa Diaz Foundation Gala. Amid these milestones, Lohan has maintained a relatively low public profile, prioritizing family bonds and occasional appearances while adhering to ongoing terms from prior legal matters.

Works

Acting roles

Dina Lohan's acting career is limited, primarily consisting of uncredited cameos and appearances as herself in formats. Her debut on-screen role came in the 1998 family comedy The Parent Trap, where she appeared uncredited as a woman at the airport during a scene involving the young protagonists navigating travel arrangements. In television, Lohan frequently portrayed herself in reality series centered on celebrity families and personal dynamics. She starred as herself across nine episodes of the E! reality show in 2008, which documented her family's daily life and entertainment pursuits. Earlier appearances include episodes of Extra in 1994 and The Insider in 2004, both as herself providing commentary on entertainment news. Later guest spots continued in the reality genre. In 2011, she made a brief appearance as herself on an episode of , attending a family event. She appeared as herself in four episodes of the Oprah Winfrey Network docuseries Lindsay in 2014, focusing on her daughter Lindsay Lohan's life and career. In 2015, Lohan guest-starred as herself on an episode of . She also appeared as herself on on VH1 in 2016. Lohan's most extended reality acting stint occurred in 2019 on season 2 of (US), where she competed as a houseguest, appearing in 10 episodes before her eviction and serving as a jury member in the season finale. These roles highlight her presence in unscripted formats rather than traditional scripted acting.

Producing credits

Dina Lohan's producing career primarily emerged from her background in , where she transitioned into formal production roles within family-oriented . Her experience guiding her children's careers in entertainment provided the foundation for her involvement in media projects that highlighted the Lohan family dynamic. Lohan's most notable producing credit is as for the E! series , which aired in 2008 and consisted of nine episodes. In this role, she oversaw the production alongside other executives, focusing on content that showcased her management of daughter Aliana Lohan's budding entertainment career while capturing family life in , New York. The series, which premiered on May 26, 2008, and concluded on July 27, 2008, drew significant media attention for its behind-the-scenes glimpse into the Lohan household, though it received mixed reviews for its promotional tone. Beyond , Lohan's production efforts have been limited, with her company, Llrocksproduction Inc., associated with exploratory ventures in reality formats, though no additional completed projects have materialized as formal credits.

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