Lindsay Lohan is trying to get her life back together, but people keep attempting to bring her down.
Canadian adult-entertainment actor Alex Torres claims to have had sex with Lohan while her father, Michael Lohan, was asleep in the same house.
Torres, whose real name is Alexandre Boisvert and also goes by Voodoo, made the allegations on "The Jim Richards Show" on Newstalk 1010 in Toronto on March 16.
The 34-year-old called in to the show to discuss presidential hopeful Rick Santorum's war on pornography and the conversation took a giant detour when Richards asked what he should ask Michael Lohan, who would be a later guest on the show.
"Ask [Michael Lohan] if he knows about that night I had with his daughter while he was sleeping upstairs," Torres said. "I'm not joking."
Torres, who has made more than 350 adult films, even insinuated that Lindsay paid for sex with him. "Many of these Hollywood celebrities pay me a high price dollar to come and satisfy them. I'm not joking," he said, while admitting to being a male prostitute.
A rep for Lohan told The Daily Mail he wouldn't even dignify Torres allegations, telling the paper, "I don't feel the need to respond to claims made by a porn star."
The allegations are laughable at best, especially since Torres has a reputation for trying to pull off publicity stunts. In October, he was fired from his part-time job as a skydiving instructor, after he filmed himself and Skydive Taft receptionist Hope Howell having sex thousands of feet above ground.
As for Lindsay, we're sure she doesn't appreciate Torres' allegations. The 25-year-old star is simply trying to stay out of trouble until her probation ends March 29. Lohan took to Twitter last week to deny being involved in a hit and run incident, writing:
"Scrape? This is all a complete lie. I've been at community service. Last night, I attempted to wish a friend happy birthday, which I didn't even get to do because I was freaked out by all of the paparazzi. These false accusations are absurd."
Although there were reports the "Mean Girls" star was on a self-imposed house arrest until her probation ends, her rep, Steve Honig, told Us Weekly that's not quite the case. "I can tell you she is very focused on completing her community service," he said. Another source told the magazine, "She has said she's wanted to lay low and is looking forward for all of this to be over."
