After months of rumors regarding Dina Lohan reportedly considering to star in UK's "Big Brother," now it appears like she and ex-husband Michael, Lindsay Lohan's parents, are joining a different reality show, VH1's "Family Therapy," over eight years after divorcing in 2007.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Lindsay Lohan's parents have officially signed up for the "Couples Therapy" spinoff series, where therapist Jenn Mann will treat five different celebrity families in different stages to see if it's possible for them to rebuild their relationships to a healthier modality, as they go through weeks of counseling.

Newsday reports that besides Lindsay Lohan's parents, other celebrities joining the reality show will include Tiffany Pollard (best known as "New York" in shows like "Flavor of Love" and "I Love New York") and her mother Michelle Patterson as well as former "Teen Mom 3" star Briana Dejesus and her sister Brittany.

Michael Lohan is now married to Kate Major, so chances are that instead of reconciling, what Lindsay Lohan's parents really want is to have some sort of functional relationship for the sake of their four children.

In similar news regarding Lindsay, even though she has had her share of issues recently with the law as she's reportedly cheated on her community service and it's gotten her in trouble; however, the troubled star has reportedly kept away from drugs, but it appears like she recently fell off the wagon.

According to Page Six, Lohan attended the wedding of model Lana Zakocela and diplomat Justin Etzin last week in Florence, Italy, and the actress created some havoc in the reception, even though she left early.

Apparently, the "Mean Girls" actress spent the four-day lavish affair showing signs of being under the influence of drugs, doing things like painting her nails during the ceremony and randomly speaking to strangers in a British accent.

Amid the Lindsay Lohan parents new gig, the star claims that during the recent Florence wedding she had been "slipped a mickey."