Lindsay Lohan shares glimpse of son Luai in sweet snaps... after revealing she wanted to give him a sibling
Lindsay Lohan shared several snaps on Instagram of herself, her husband Bader Shammas and their two-year-old son Luai.
In the first snap, the Freakier Friday star, 38, wore a black top and gazed at the sky.
The other photos featured her husband and son including a cute snap of Lindsay and Luai's legs and feet in the grass.
The Irish Wish actress wore the viral Alaïa net Mary Janes while Luai wore darling tiny white Nikes.
She captioned the photos, 'Sunshine, smiles, and family time! summer is sweeter together making memories.'
Fans went wild in the comments, remarking on her beauty and just how happy and peaceful she looks.
One fan said 'This is what HEALED looks like,' which is very apt for where the Herbie: Fully Loaded star is today.
It comes after Lindsay said she wanted to give her toddler son a sibling to play with.
'I feel like we live in a different world now, where women make it such a point, especially in motherhood, to make time for ourselves. We make it important. But also, once you have one kid, you're like, 'Oh, my kid needs a kid to play with.'' Lindsay told SNL star Chloe Fineman for an interview with Elle.
'Is that where you are right now?' Chloe, 36, asked Lindsay.
'I'm like, 'He needs a friend,"' Lindsay added.
Lindsay also wants multiple children to care for her once she gets older.
'I don't know if it's selfish—but I'm like, "I need more than one kid to take care of me when I'm older,"' the Herbie Fully Loaded star said.
The Irish Wish actress and her husband met at a dinner with mutual friends in Dubai back in 2019 and said 'I do' two years later in 2021.
The couple confirmed the arrival of their son Luai in July 2023 though did not provide an exact birth date.
Lohan is no stranger to high-profile romances, going back to the early 2000s with Wilmer Valderrama, Hard Rock Cafe heir Harry Morton and Samantha Ronson.
She started dating Shammas, a financier for Credit Suisse, in 2019, though their relationship was largely off-the-radar until they announced their engagement in November 2021.
'My love. My life. My family. My future,' she shared on Instagram at the time, along with snaps of the happy couple as she showed off her engagement ring.
The actress' reps confirmed that the couple had been dating for three years, adding she was, 'engaged and happy.'
The couple didn't publicly confirm the nuptials until July 2022, with Lohan gushing, 'I am the luckiest woman in the world. You found me and knew that I wanted to find happiness and grace, all at the same time.'
She added: 'I am stunned that you are my husband. My life and my everything. every woman should feel like this everyday.'
While Lohan didn't confirm a wedding date at the time, the actress took to her Instagram story on April 3, 2025, to celebrate the couple's third anniversary.
She shared a snap of her husband and their son Luai, who they welcomed in July 2023 in Dubai.
'Happy Anniversary to my one and only. My forever and ever. I love you,' she captioned the anniversary snap.
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