Lindsay Lohan's First Girlfriend Speaks Out on Drugs & Sam

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Lindsay Lohan's ex female lover has been paid a hefty amount to spill the beans on her previous relationship with the Mean Girls star.

Linds first Lesbian relationship was with socialite Courtenay Semel, a heavy drug user and drinker. Semel spoke via her 'friend' (herself) exclusively to News of The World in the UK.

"Everyone thinks Samantha is Lindsay’s first lesbian love, but we were very passionate until her fear of being found out drove us apart,” Courtenay said.

“At the time she was terrified her career would be over if she revealed her sexual tendencies."

“But then Samantha came on to the scene and I was dropped.”

But before Linds and Courtenay split, they lived together shortly after meeting at Malibu party in 2006.

“From the start Lindsay was very confused about her feelings for Courtenay so did more and more drugs to stifle the sexual attraction she was experiencing," Courtenay's friend (Courtenay) says.

“But eventually she just gave in and at every party they’d kiss and touch each other in the corner. It’s a miracle nobody found out."

“Both of them would do lines of cocaine in the toilets then head home and fall into bed together."

Cocaine is typical in Hollywood with these young woman. Sad it is. Mary-Kate Olsen has also been a happy user.

The pal added: “Courtenay still can’t understand how Lindsay is now so open with Samantha.

“Every time she sees a picture of them together it kills her.”

Please, Courtenay is jealous she isn't getting the attention Sam is. Even more, she sees her new girlfriend of the moment, Tila Tequila, not getting her near as much attention as she would have hoped.

Maybe they should all lay off the cocaine and get back to just living life and their emotions wouldn't be as scattered.

Source: http://www.JJsDirt.com

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