London: Lindsay Lohan is keen to leave the Betty Ford Centre, days after her newly rehired lawyer cut a last-minute deal to let her go there.
The troubled 26-year-old actress was lucky to escape an arrest warrant and jail after Shawn Holley made negotiations with the Los Angeles City Attorney.
The ‘Liz and Dick’ star had walked out of Morningside Recovery in New Beach minutes after arriving, the Daily Star reported.
A source close to her told the publication that Lohan is already begging to switch out of Betty Ford and she has been complaining to everyone that will listen that it isn`t the best place for her.
The source said that Lohan, who was sentenced to 90 days in a locked rehab as part of her plea-bargain over lying to police about a Malibu car crash last June, says she wants to go to either a treatment centre in Hawaii, Crossroad Centre in Antigua or even Lukens Centre in Florida.
This is Lindsay`s sixth visit to rehab, but she insists she does not have an addiction problem.
ANI
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