Dina Lohan

Dina Lohan (born Donata Melina Nicolette Sullivan) is an American television personality most known as the mother of actress Lindsay Lohan. Dina spent her childhood in New York City, working as a singer and dancer before transitioning to managing her children’s entertainment careers.

Lohan first gained public attention as she guided her daughter Lindsay’s rise to fame during the early 2000s, overseeing her transition from child star to leading actress in films like Freaky Friday (2003) and Mean Girls (2004). She later stepped into the spotlight herself with the E! reality series Living Lohan in 2008, which followed her life and her efforts to launch the career of her younger daughter, Ali Lohan. Dina also appeared on various reality competition shows, including Celebrity Big Brother and The Millionaire Matchmaker, further expanding her television presence.

In addition to reality TV, Dina has remained a recurring figure in pop culture due to her family’s ongoing media attention and her role in managing aspects of her children’s careers.

Lohan married Michael Lohan in 1985, and the couple later divorced in 2007. They share four children: Lindsay (born in 1986), Michael Lohan Jr. (born in 1987), Ali (born in 1993) and Dakota Lohan (born in 1996). She later moved on with Jesse Nadler.