Lindsay Lohan has finally explained how Steph and Ayesha Curry were chosen as her son’s godparents in a recent sit down with Jimmy Fallon. Lindsay Lohan has finally disclosed the story behind Steph and Ayesha Curry’s roles as her son’s godparents.
The revelation came during a recent appearance on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” where the actress entered into a conversation that gave her fans an intimate glimpse into her private life, far removed from the limelight that has followed her since her days as a child star.
Lohan, who has ventured from the Hollywood scene into more personal projects in recent years, warmly recounted the journey of how the Steph Curry and his wife, who is equally formidable in her own right, came to be an integral part of her and her son Luai’s lives.
The unexpected connection was made through a mutual friend and celebrated chef Michael Mina. While residing in Dubai, where Lohan and her husband, financier Bader Shammas, call home, an opportunity for the couples to meet materialized, leading to a swift and deep connection.
“Michael Mina kept saying to Bader, he was like, ‘You need to introduce Lindsay and Ayesha. I need them to meet.’ So she happened to be coming to Dubai and we met and we just clicked right off the bat,” Lindsay Lohan explained.
The significance of friendships forged in adulthood can often be overshadowed by the convenience of connections from younger years. However, Lindsay emphasized the swift and profound bond that developed between the two couples, crediting their shared experiences and outlook on life as parents.
“It’s so funny because, like, when you get older in life, you don’t make, like, adult friends and friendships that grow. And she’s been with me since,” Lindsay Lohan explained.
This rapid yet robust connection led to Steph and Ayesha Curry being asked to become godparents to Lohan’s child, encapsulating the warmth and trust she felt toward the couple.
Moreover, Lindsay touched on her plans for the future, including her involvement in the upcoming Netflix project, “Irish Wish,” where she not only delivers her signature brilliance on screen but also collaborates with Ayesha. The film is set to premiere on March 15.
