Los Angeles: After a stint in jail and rehab, Hollywood beauty Lindsay Lohan will step back into the spotlight at the MTV Video Music Awards.
The extravaganza will be attended by film and music A-listers and Lohan has been roped in as a presenter, reported a news website.
The 25-year-old was spotted at the venue yesterday during rehearsals for the show which is due to include performances by Kanye West, Mary J Blige and Justin Bieber.
The `Mean Girls` star is also expected to address, in some manner, her recent news making troubles with the law.
Lohan, who has recently reverted back to her original red hair colour, was sentenced to serve 90 days in county jail after violating her probation conditions from a 2007 arrest for driving under the influence.
She ended up serving just 13 days before being sent to the UCLA medical center for court ordered residential rehab where she stayed for 23 days.
Before heading to the Nokia Theatre for rehearsals, Lohan went to a scheduled appointment with her probation officer and she underwent a drug test.
PTI
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