Samantha Ronson’s Family Restraining Order Against Lindsay Lohan
Talk about drama - The family of Samantha Ronson is seeking protection against Lindsay Lohan! Samantha’s mother Ann Dexter-Jones and sister Charlotte Ronson reportedly have asked the Beverly Hills police how they could obtain a restraining order against the actress.
Per Ok! Magazine:
“She does these things to get attention,” said Charlotte of Lohan’s recent actions. “She was trying to get into my party this weekend. We had to tell security to keep her out. Then she booked a room at the Chateau Marmont. Her room was right below… She also followed our brother Mark around.”
Mama Ronson continued spilling Lohan’s rumored cutter status.
“[Lindsay] was doing drugs,” added Ann. “And we could not sleep that night at the Chateau. She was complaining about the music and noise coming from upstairs. She was trying to get attention, so that Sam could come down. She cuts herself too,” Ann continued. “She is a cutter! She got up illegally to our room,” Charlotte told the policeman. “She does these acts of public humiliation. It is all for attention… She was also got physical with Mark.”
The BHPD can’t issue restraining orders because there are no judges in the building. So the officer instructed the family to file a petition for a restraining order at the courthouse in Santa Monica. On Monday, April 6, Lindsay Lohan confirmed that her relationship with Samantha Ronson has ended after dating on and off since May 2008, saying “We are taking a brief break so I can focus on myself.” Samantha herself has not yet spoken about that matter.
Lets start a pool on how long it will take Lindsay to completely fall off the deep end! She will be bald and crying on a street corner by next week.
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