In a recent interview with Vogue Arabia, actress Lindsay Lohan opened up about her experiences growing up under the intense scrutiny of Hollywood fame. At just 12 years old, she broke into the industry and quickly became a household name, but now, at 39, she reflects on the challenges she faced during her teenage years. Lohan expressed her belief that someone should have intervened to shield her from the pressures and responsibilities that accompany early fame, asking rhetorically, 'Why didn’t anyone just go and take me out of there, protect me more?'

Lohan's rise to fame began with her role in the 1998 film "The Parent Trap," which was followed by hits like "Freaky Friday" and "Mean Girls." However, her career was marred by personal challenges, including a history of legal troubles and substance abuse. Her first arrest took place in May 2007, shortly after her initial stint in rehab. Over the years, she faced multiple arrests and rehab visits, leading to a significant hiatus from acting as she dealt with her personal issues.

This candid discussion highlights the often-overlooked challenges faced by child stars in Hollywood, who may struggle with the weight of public scrutiny and the lack of guidance during formative years. Lohan's remarks may resonate with other former child actors and spark conversations about the duty of those within the industry to protect young talents from its darker facets, particularly in an age where mental health awareness is gaining increased attention in the media.