Lindsay Lohan flashes her assets during a wild night out
Lindsay Lohan might be coming up with a new resolution with each passing day of 2010 but the stunner seems to be finding hard to quit her wild lifestyle.
|Last Updated: Jan 05, 2010, 10:15 AM IST|Source: Bureau
Spicezee Bureau
Los Angeles: Lindsay Lohan might be coming up with a new resolution with each passing day of 2010 but the stunner seems to be finding hard to quit her wild lifestyle.
On a flesh-flashing spree, the freckled beauty was seen flashing her assets in a skimpy bikini.
According to the Sun, the troubled actress sported a series of bruises and blemishes as she flaunted her stick-thin frame in an array of beachwear on holiday in St Barts.
Despite swearing off her past antics on Twitter, the dainty lass was seen carrying on with her attention craving behaviour in the night as she again partied in a barely there swimsuit.
The actress had announced her New Year`s resolution on Twitter by writing: "To answer everybody`s question, “My new year’s resolution is to stop letting the lucky few that have my heart, try2constantly tear me down. 2010 is about moving forward, not backwards. Leaving the bad (people, habits, and negative energy behind) time to make changes-right?"
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