On Saturday night, Lindsay Lohan and Kim Kardashian will share a table at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. The two were invited to the dinner by the Fox News Channel and will be seated face-to-face at the same table, according to sources planning the event. It seems that the two do not have any problems with each other. In fact, it has been reported that the two are pretty good friends. Kim has supported Lindsay during all of her troubles and Lindsay was at Kim’s wedding.
One of the questions that everyone is dying to know the answer to is whether or not the pair will get the chance to meet President Obama. A source close to the situation said, “No way. The President almost never mingles with the guests.”
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But when you think about it, if Sasha and Malia request to meet the guests, how can you say no to your daughters? Greta Van Susteren was allowed to invite absolutely anyone to the dinner but she chose Lohan simply because she is rooting for her. Greta has not said much about her dinner guest but she did say, “I love comebacks, and I’d like her to succeed. She’s got a new movie and I’m hoping things work out for her.”
In 2010, Greta invited Kim to the dinner. This year, Kim and Lindsay will be seated at the same table.
Posted by Jim Vassallo
on April 27, 2012. Filed under Celebrity News,Kim Kardashian,LIndsay Lohan.
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