Keeping their distance. Lindsay Lohan was spotted on a yacht in Sardinia after the recent drama with her fiancé, Egor Tarabasov. Thousands of miles away, the Russian billionaire was photographed seemingly moving his belongings out of the actress’ London apartment.
The Mean Girls star, 30, looked relaxed as she texted on her iPhone and smoked a cigarette while aboard the boat with some of her friends on Tuesday, July 26. Lohan kept it casual in a pale blue beach dress, which she wore over a turquoise bikini. She was later spotted walking around nearby shops on the Mediterranean island.
Meanwhile, Tarabasov, 23, was busy moving four suitcases, several suit jackets and snowboarding equipment out of Lohan’s Knightsbridge flat with some help from a pal and the Freaky Friday actress’ bodyguard.
Clad in a religious graphic T-shirt and jeans, the businessman packed his possessions into the trunk of a silver Volkswagen.
As Us Weekly previously reported, Lohan blasted Tarabasov on Instagram, claiming he went out partying instead of staying in with her on Saturday, July 23. “I guess I was the same at 23… S–tty time-it changes at 26/27 … thanks for not coming home tonight. Fame changes people,” she wrote in a since-deleted post. Moments later, the actress tweeted something about being pregnant, but she later deleted that comment too.
Earlier on Saturday, the engaged couple allegedly got into a heated argument at her London apartment, resulting in a visit from the police around 5 a.m. local time.
Lohan has been in touch with her father, Michael Lohan, since the bizarre incident over the weekend. “[She has been] texting me back and forth that she’s OK but [Tarabasov is] off the radar, and he has been off the radar since this happened,” he told Us on Sunday, July 24.
The Parent Trap actress later penned two candid Instagram statements following her fight with the Russian heir. In the most recent one on Tuesday, July 26, she wrote, “I’m good and well. #ATM I am taking time for myself with good friends. I am sorry that I’ve exposed certain private matters recently. I was acting out of fear and sadness … We all make mistakes. Sadly mine have always been so public.”
