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Lindsay Lohan wasting away

Following her split from DJ Sam Ronson, it appears that Lindsay Lohan has been on a downward spiral, and new photos of the star looking startlingly gaunt are a cause for concern for her friends and family.

 Last week, friends feared that Lindsay, who apparently exists on a diet of no sleep, cigarettes and pills including a drug called Adderall, which is used to treat attention deficit disorder, might have lost 7lbs off her already slight frame.

 Since the split from Sam, 31, three weeks ago, Lohan’s life seems to have spun out of control, with constant partying and embarrassing public digs directed at her ex, splashed on Twitter.

 Lindsay and Sam’s rocky one-year relationship came to a messy end when the DJ and her family refused to let Lohan into a party in Bar Marmont, LA.  The next day, Sam reportedly changed the locks on their apartment and looked into getting out a restraining order against Lindsay.

 Despite the way Ronson has treated her, Lohan claims to still hold strong feelings for her ex. Speaking to Ellen DeGeneres on her chat show she said: “We’ll see what happens. I love her. I had no idea what was going on. I just hadn’t seen her in like, a week.”

 The Mean Girls star has confessed to feeling ‘alone’ and reportedly said: “I’m a f**king 22-year-old who’s in love. I’m just really hurt. This whole situation is sick.”

 It appears that Lindsay’s behaviour has left her friends and family extremely worried. She’s not eating properly, and has had stints in rehabs due to a long battle with drink and drugs. A source close to Lohan said:

 “Lindsay has always has always favoured vodka as her choice of booze, because a dietician once told her that vodka has the least calories of any alcoholic drink.”

 Now the actresses’ mother, Dina, 46, has seen enough, and is desperate for her to get back into rehab.  A Hollywood insider revealed that her family and close pals are trying hard to rally around Lohan so they’re ready to catch her when she falls.