Michael Lohan

Michael John Lohan (/ˈloʊ.ən/; born April 25, 1960)[1] is an American television personality, best known as the father of actress Lindsay Lohan.

Michael Lohan
Lohan at the wrap party for the pilot of
Wanna Be Me in 2008
Born
Michael John Lohan

(1960-04-25) April 25, 1960
OccupationTelevision personality
Years active2008–present
Spouse(s)
    ​
    (
    m. 1985; div. 2007)
      Kate Major
      ​
      (
      m. 2014;
      sep. 
      2015)
      Children7

      Early life

      Michael Lohan is the oldest of four children born to Marilyn (née Desiderio)[2][3] and Richard Lohan.[4][5] He has Irish and Italian ancestry.[6]

      Career

      At age 20, Lohan became a Wall Street trader on the door of the commodity exchange.[7]

      Personal life

      Lohan married Dina,[8] a former singer and dancer,[9] on November 2, 1985.[7] Dina and Michael Lohan have four children: daughters Lindsay (born July 2, 1986)[10] and Aliana (born December 22, 1993),[11] and sons Michael, Jr. (born 1987)[12] and Dakota "Cody" (born June 16, 1996).[13] The parents separated when their daughter Lindsay was three, and later reunited.[14] Dina filed for divorce on January 18, 2005.[15] In August 2007, the former couple announced a final divorce settlement had been reached, with the divorce scheduled to be finalized three months later. Dina was granted custody of their two youngest children, Ali and Cody.[16][17]

      On June 30, 2008, Lohan submitted a DNA sample for a paternity test after a Montana massage therapist, Kristi Kaufmann Horn, stated she was intimately involved with Michael in 1995 while he was separated from Dina, and fathered her daughter, Ashley Horn.[18] The paternity results were revealed as positive during his appearance on Trisha where Lohan reunited with Kaufmann while meeting Horn for the first time.[19]

      Lohan and former tabloid reporter Kate Major became engaged over Easter weekend in 2010.[1] They later broke up, but their continued relationship, which was marked by conflict, was depicted in the fifth season of the VH1 reality TV series Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew,[20][21][22] which documented Lohan's rehabilitation for alcoholism, which he said began in 1982.[23][24][25] Lohan says that although he had not done cocaine in six years at this point (a "culture" to which he says he succumbed while working on Wall Street), "Drinking always led to coke. Always." He also discussed how he was affected by the verbal abuse and alcoholism of his father,[7][23] who had recently died of stomach cancer.[23]

      It was also revealed on Celebrity Rehab that Lohan had been diagnosed with left main cardiac disease. Although Lohan had previously had a blockage in his right coronary artery, the blockage at his left main coronary artery placed Lohan at high risk for a cardiac event, and required him to avoid stress and anger.[22]

      In 2011, Lohan lived in West Hollywood, California.[21] As of February 2014, Lohan lived in Boca Raton, Florida[26][27] with his wife Kate, whom he married in October 2014,[28] and their sons, Landon Major Lohan (born January 30, 2013)[29] and Logan Michael Lohan (born December 31, 2014).[30] Prior to moving to Boca Raton, he lived in Fort Lauderdale and at the Tahitian Inn in Tampa.[27][31]

      Lohan and his wife lost custody of both their children in November 2015.[32] In December 2015, Kate filed for legal separation from Lohan.

      In 1990, Lohan was investigated for insider trading and convicted of criminal contempt of court. He was sentenced to three years in jail in Nassau County, and was released in 1993 on five years' probation.[7] During this time, his daughter Lindsay had started modeling for the Ford Models agency and was starring in commercials,[33][34] and by the time of his release in 1993, she was at the pinnacle of her career.[23]

      In 1997, Lohan was arrested when he violated his probation after flying to Napa, California to visit his daughter Lindsay, who had been hospitalized for an asthma attack that occurred during the filming of a movie. He subsequently served a year in prison.[7]

      After Lindsay became a movie star, tensions arose in the family. This conflict came to a head when Dina's youngest brother, Matt Sullivan, got into a fistfight outside Lohan's Long Island home, during a May 23, 2004 first communion party for their son Dakota. Lohan was charged with attempted assault and, while awaiting sentencing, was involved in a car accident that led to his being charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle. While in prison, he took up singing and songwriting, as well as correspondence courses for Teen Challenge, a faith-based sobriety program.[7][14][15] Michael and Dina Lohan separated again later that year.[16][17] Lohan was later arrested on June 29 after allegedly leaving a Long Island hotel where he had rented several suites without paying his $3,800 bill, and faced assault charges in Manhattan for allegedly swearing at a sanitation worker and punching the worker in the face after the worker's truck blocked his car. On January 19, 2005, Dina's spokesperson confirmed that she had filed for divorce.[15]

      Lohan was released from prison in March 2007 after serving a two-and-a-half-year sentence in the Collins Correctional Facility.[35] He subsequently took up residence in a Teen Challenge center in West Babylon, New York, and underwent training to become a minister, though to be ordained requires his parole to end.[7]

      He subsequently worked as an actor and counselor with the Long Island Teen Challenge rehabilitation program.[35] He has also been involved in various television proposals, including the Michael Lohan Reality Project, a 2007 series produced by Frozen Pictures, which followed his life, work and efforts to reconnect with his daughter and family.[36]

      On October 25, 2011, Lohan was arrested in a suspected domestic violence incident in Tampa, Florida, involving his on-again, off-again girlfriend, Kate Major. Lohan was released from custody on $5,000 bail and ordered to have no further contact with Major. On October 27, 2011, he was again in police custody after contacting Major by phone.[37][38][39][40] After being subsequently released from a Tampa hospital October 28, 2011, and taken to Falkenburg Road Jail, Lohan was denied bail the next day.[41]

      Filmography

      Film
      YearTitleCharacter
      2008HorrorweenChindows Exec
      2008The Deed To HellInterviewed Celebrity
      2011Wanna Be Me!Angel Lohan

      Television

      All television appearances are of self.

      YearTitleEpisode
      2010HannityJuly 8, 2010
      2010Larry King LiveJuly 20, 2010
      2010The Gossip Queens1.22
      2011Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew10 episodes
      2011The Early ShowJanuary 3, 2011
      2011ABC News NightlineFebruary 17, 2011
      2012Sergio's BlogCelebrity Boxing 36: Michelle 'Bombshell' Mcgee
      2012Dr. Drew's LifechangersMichael Lohan Part 2
      2012Judge AlexNovember 2, 2012
      2012CelebridateMichael Lohan
      2013The TestThe Lohans Revealed
      2012/2013TrishaLiars Exposed! Are You Cheating and Stealing from Me?/Michael Lohan
      Trisha Exclusive: Is Lindsay Lohan My Sister?
      2014LindsayPart Two
      2016Family Therapy with Dr. Jenn10 episodes
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      gollark: NOOOO! EVERYTHING IS A MONAD!

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