So is Lindsay Lohan copying Beyonce, or trying to be the next Queen Bey? While the answer to both questions is a big NO, the fact that she's also altered her body to look beautiful in a selfie makes many cringe and wonder what she's up to.
According to Daily Mail, Lohan is the latest female Hollywood personality to be dragged into the list of "celebs-altering-selfies-to-look-sexy."
On Saturday, the "Mean Girls" star posted a sexy selfie on Instagram, showing her toned waistline and Calvin Klein underwear.
A photo posted by Lindsay Lohan (@lindsaylohan) on Jan 24, 2015 at 11:43am PST
While her main purpose of sharing the photo is to speak of her calvins' role in fighting off her disease, the attention of a lot of her followers was diverted to the seemingly obvious alteration of the selfie to make the Hollywood star appear sexy.
"#mycalvins are helping me fight off my chikungunya ?? hehe," Lohan captioned the photo.
The illness Lohan mentioned in her caption was apparently the main reason why she stayed at a London hospital while suffering from high fever and joint pain, AOL has learned.
Instead of agreeing to her sentiment, her social media followers were quick to slam the 28-year-old for her use of Photoshop to enhance her looks in the photo.
"lmao the photoshop is so obvious in this one," a follower wrote. "Straight up Photoshop,look at those bottles on the sink," another pointed out.
On the other hand, another follower quipped, "You don't need to photoshop yourself!"
Because of the social media buzz about LiLo's selfie, many sources have placed her name along with celebrities who constantly Photoshop their photos like Beyonce Knowles and Tara Reid.
Meanwhile, Lindsay is set to appear in court next week to complete all her hours. However, because the community service center was closed for 2 weeks, she ended up holidaying somewhere else and is now tasked to make up for the remaining hours she missed.
There is no word yet if LiLo is serving jail time, reports TMZ.
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