Lindsay Lohan has opened up about her fears of ex-fiancé Egor Tarabasov, claiming that she was scared he would attack her with acid.

Tarabasov denies all allegations against him, stating that they are part of a new smear campaign.

The two had a tumultuous relationship, which ended in July after a huge fight at Lohan’s London home.

The actress recently spoke out in an exclusive interview with Russian TV network Channel One.

She said that their relationship turned violent and that Tarabasov broke into her house and strangled her.

Lohan claims that she feared for her life and jumped out onto the balcony to scream for help.

She alleges that Tarabasov was trying to kill her and that she was afraid he would throw acid in her face.

According to the Daily Mail, Lohan was paid approximately £650,000 for the interview.

Tarabasov’s parents are reportedly concerned that the couple will end up in court due to Lohan’s accusations.

Tarabasov has stated that he will defend his name and reputation using all possible legal means.

Footage of a physical altercation between the two surfaced shortly after their breakup.

Tarabasov claims that there have been numerous attempts to discredit him by publishing distorted facts and making false accusations.

He stated that he chose not to address these statements at the time, but will do so now.

Tarabasov denies all accusations made by Lohan and says that they are untrue.

Lohan’s relationship with Tarabasov was highly publicized, and the two were often seen together at events and social gatherings.

However, their relationship took a turn for the worse when Lohan accused Tarabasov of cheating on her.

The couple split up soon after this incident, but it appears that the fallout is ongoing.

Lohan has had a troubled past, with multiple run-ins with the law and stints in rehab.

However, she has attempted to turn her life around in recent years and has been working on rebuilding her career.

Her allegations against Tarabasov are serious and could have significant consequences for both of them.

The use of acid as a weapon is a growing concern around the world.

Acid attacks can cause severe disfigurement, disability, and even death.