Lohan added the caption alongside a short essay in which she looked back on her rise to fame and the problems she faced in the past, which included legal issues and stints in rehab, and told her followers she’s now at peace since getting married to Bader Shammas and welcoming her first child.
She wrote: “I’m 40 now but I once was … 30, grounded, fulfilled, full circle.
“This decade changed everything in the most meaningful ways. I got married, became a mother and understood a deeper kind of love, one that reshaped what truly matters.
“Returning to Freakier Friday felt like a full-circle moment, a reminder of where I began and how much I’ve grown along the way.
“I’m no longer searching for who l am, I’m living it. Choosing family, choosing purpose, and creating a life that feels as good as it looks.”
She went on to add: “Everything moved fast, often faster than I could process. Mean Girls became a voice for a generation, Herbie: Fully Loaded carried me into something bigger, brighter, louder.
“There was success, attention, expectation – and underneath it, a girl still figuring herself out. I was learning through experience, through pressure, through mistakes, trying to hold onto who I was while the world decided who I should be.”
Lohan then looked to the future, concluding: “There’s still so much I want to create. Exciting stories, ones that connect with people and also make them laugh, stories that feel honest and moments that stay with people long after the screen fades.
“I’m building with intention now – in film, in business, in the life I’m creating. Choosing what aligns, what lasts, what matters.
“Grounded in love, in my family, and the life we’re building together. The best chapters aren’t behind me. They’re the ones I’m stepping into.”