Lindsay Lohan Making Big Music Comeback Soon? Kelly Clarkson Encourages Her to Do So

Lindsay Lohan has two studio albums and six singles, but her career in the music industry didn't last as long as her work as an actress. More recently, Kelly Clarkson encouraged her to return, but will she work on new music soon?

The actress recently appeared on Kelly Clarkson's talk show with Ayesha Curry to promote her new movie, "Irish Wish," available to stream on Netflix.

The "American Idol" winner asked the "Freaky Friday" star if she would be open to reviving her music career again; Lohan answered, "I don't know."

Clarkson later offered some words of encouragement for the actress as she said, "I feel like we were at the same time in a certain part of our career, so I was like, 'Oh man... I wonder if she's gonna come out with more music.' Anyway, you should." (via People Magazine)

Lohan thanked the singer and told her that she appreciated her advice.

Lindsay Lohan Music Career

According to the outlet, Lindsay Lohan has been working since she was a kid. She started out in the industry as an actress, starring in the popular movies "The Parent Trap" and "Life-Size."

A few years into her career, in 2004, the actress dabbled into the world of music as she released her debut single titled "Rumors" under her album "Speak."

The song became massively popular across the United States as it received a gold certification and was nominated for the MTV Video Music Award. It hit number four on the Billboard 200, and the track sold a million units.

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Her next album, "A Little More Personal," came out the following year, and it contained the song "Confessions of a Broken Heart (Daughter to Father)."

Since then, Lohan's music career hasn't taken off, but she released several singles throughout the years like "Bossy" in 2008, "Back to Me" in 2020, and "Jingle Bell Rock" for her 2022 rom-com film "Falling for Christmas."

Will Lindsay Lohan Return to Music?

This wasn't the first time the actress opened up about returning to music as she told Entertainment Tonight in 2002: "We'll see. You never know."

She later noted that if she did, she would collaborate with her sister because it's the path that she's currently taking.

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