Lindsay Lohan Blames Paparazzi For Fall -- Again
April 2 2010, Published 2:15 p.m. ET
Lindsay Lohan wants everyone to know that her fall outside a Hollywood nightclub early Friday morning was not her fault, RadarOnline.com can report.
VIDEO: Watch Lindsay's Fall At The Club
Following her second random trip-up in as many weeks, Lindsay took to her Twitter very early Friday morning to assure her followers that it was in fact the mean paparazzi who pushed her, causing her to lose her balance and hit the pavement.
"See how embarrassing it is when paps push you into a fall with FENDIS ON!" the starlet tweeted to her gal pal. "Again to me? And NOW YOU? Sober Sallys take a timber."
Never one to let a stumble keep her down, Lindsay then headed to her favorite L.A. haunt, Voyeur, where she was reportedly denied at the door. The starlet had another version of what happened, of course, tweeting that the incident was a conspiracy between the club and the paparazzi to set her up for photos.
"Security at Voyeur nightclub in L.A. just set me up & paid off paparazzi to not let me in the back door and come to take photos of me in the back," she tweeted. "Just one thing, I came to PICK UP MY FRIEND from the back and NOT even go into the club! Yet, I get sold out by guys that I treat with respect and kindness. They got paid off to let paparazzi make me look like I was distraught and a mess when I was just waiting for my friend at the back door. Worse part is, my friends who run the club were part of the set up as well. Why?"
It¹s hard to believe Voyeur would set up their favorite patron. On Wednesday, Lindsay seemed to be having a ball inside the hotspot, where an eyewitness told RadarOnline.com, "Lindsay arrived at Voyeur with a posse of about eight handlers and friends. She sat in the back of the club at a table and was drinking heavily. She appeared to be having fun, maybe too much fun! She looked really skinny and a bit disheveled."
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