Lindsay Lohan shot down rumors of ever hooking up with reality star Jax Taylor. Lohan revealed she's never actually met Taylor, let alone had relations with him while appearing on Watch What Happens Live! on Wednesday.
The actor, whose reality show Lindsay Lohan Beach House premiered on Tuesday, addressed the rumors after Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Lisa Vanderpump quizzed her on Taylor's bedroom skills. Taylor has worked for Vanderpump's restaurants in Los Angeles and is a longtime cast member on her Bravo show, Vanderpump Rules.
"Lisa, I love you but I've never even met him," Lohan said. "I never met him really, yes."
Noting the fictional twin characters she played in her 1998 breakout hit film, Parent Trap, Lohan continued: "Maybe he met, like, Annie or Hallie."
Bravo show host Andy Cohen asked if Lohan was "calling Jax Taylor a liar?" Lohan noted that she was.
Taylor was actually the one to launch the rumors. The 39-year-old claimed he ended up at 32-year-old Lohan's home after a night of partying years ago. "There was a little situation," he said during an appearance on Bravo's Daily Dish in December 2017.
"I think it was when she got married to Samantha Ronson, like a week later. That was around that time. It was at a nightclub, we just ended up back at her spot, and it was what it was," Taylor said, adding that he saw Lohan again years after their alleged encounter at a Daily Mail party and didn't realize who she was.
"Her table was right next to mine, and I didn't recognize her at all. I mean, I really didn't recognize her. She looks great. Just a lot different," he said.
Lohan engaged in an on-and-off romantic relationship with Ronson, a notable British DJ, from 2008 to 2009. The pair were never married though.
The Mean Girls star opened up on her relationship with Ronson on Howard Stern's Sirius XM radio show before her Watch What Happen Live appearance on Thursday. "We were friends more than anything," said, noting her romance with Ronson would be a topic discussed on her MTV reality show.
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