Lindsay Lohan reveals ‘nerve-wracking' experience of ‘Freakier Friday'

Lindsay Lohan just admitted that singing for Freakier Friday was "nerve-wracking at first."

In the famous 2003 film, where the actress portrayed the role of Anna Coleman, who sang and played the guitar for her band Pink Slip, Lohan would be reprising her role in the upcoming film.

Reflecting on her experience in singing and playing the guitar once again, she told ELLE magazine that she was nervous having not sung in public for years.

"It was good. Well, it was kind of nerve-racking at first, because I'm not singing as me," Lohan admitted.

The My Scene Goes Hollywood: The Movie talent continued, "When I was doing (Freaky Friday), I was also recording an album, so it was part of my life at the time. In this movie, I was singing it as Anna, whereas before felt more like Lindsay singing."

Addressing bringing the band Pink Slip back, Lohan shared, "The whole band came back. And it's so funny, because Christina Vidal (who plays bandmate Maddie) had just had a baby, and we were like, 'How weird is this? Are we still cool?'"

She also added that the musical aspect of Freaky Friday as well as Freakier Friday is what derives its "feel-good" factor.

"When I saw the second cut, I wanted to get up and dance at the end. I was like, 'Oh, this is cool. I like this song. I want people to do that,'" Lindsay Lohan, who will star alongside Jamie Lee Curtis in Freakier Friday, mentioned.