Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis lit up the red carpet on Thursday night as they arrived at the highly anticipated UK premiere of Freakier Friday at the ODEON Luxe, Leicester Square in London. The dynamic duo, reprising their beloved roles from the 2003 classic Freaky Friday, brought both star power and style to the glamorous event.
Lohan, 39, dazzled in a lilac sequin gown adorned with silver embellishments, flaunting her radiant, taut complexion. She paired her show-stopping ensemble with a quirky guitar-shaped handbag, a clever nod to her character’s musical roots in the film. Her soft waves and glowing skin quickly caught the attention of fans and photographers, reigniting speculation over possible cosmetic enhancements.
Despite swirling rumours of fillers and facelifts, the Mean Girls alum has consistently denied undergoing plastic surgery, instead attributing her youthful glow to skincare routines and treatments, such as Botox and lasers. “Everyone does Botox,” she said candidly in a recent Elle interview, adding that she’s “into lasers” as well.
Joining her on the carpet, Jamie Lee Curtis, 66, turned heads in an elegant red cape dress that skimmed her ankles. The Halloween star completed her bold look with black stilettos and aviator sunglasses, showcasing her signature silver hair. Curtis has long been vocal about the dangers of Hollywood’s obsession with youth and cosmetic procedures, likening the trend to a "genocide of natural appearance."
“The filter face is what people want,” she warned, blaming both the beauty industry and AI for distorting public perceptions of aging. In a brutally honest interview, Curtis admitted to having undergone cosmetic surgery in her younger years, decisions she later regretted.
Also gracing the premiere was Chad Michael Murray, who reprises his role as Jake, Anna’s love interest. The 43-year-old actor, dressed in a black suit with silver chain prints, was joined by wife Sarah Roemer and the film’s producer, Kristin Burr and director Nisha Ganatra.
Freakier Friday, a sequel to the beloved body-swap comedy, sees chaos unfold once again. The film picks up 22 years later, reigniting the magic that made the original a fan favourite.