Lindsay Lohan slams Paris Hilton

‘Lindsay Lohan has blasted former pal Paris Hilton in print after the socialite teamed up with Los Angeles-based oil heir Brandon Davis to poke fun at the actress’ personal hygiene reports ContactMusic.

In April, the oil heir went of a tirade of abuse during a night out at a Los
Angeles night club, while the 'Mean Girls' star's rival, Paris
Hilton, stood by and laughed.
Davis - who used the phrase "fire crotch" to describe Lohan's allegedly
ginger pubic hair - told America's New York Post newspaper: "My behavior on
May 16 was inexcusable.

During the rant, Davis went on to accuse Lohan of having poor personal
hygiene claiming her privates "smell of diarrhoea".
He also said: "I think she's worth about seven million dollars, which means
she's really poor.

"It's disgusting. She lives in a motel."
A spokesperson for 'House of Wax' star Paris - who laughed as the
diatribe continued and has a long running rivalry with Lohan - said: "The
only thing I want to underscore is the person making the statements was not
Paris Hilton.
"It is unfair to characterise Brandon's statements as being reflective of
Paris' feelings about Lindsay. We're dealing with two different people."

Now Lindsay Lohan is hitting back in the pages of fashion magazine Elle. ‘

"I started getting prank calls from them on my voicemail. They'd be screaming and saying stuff that was said in the video." But it's Hilton who gets a bitchy verbal slap from loose-lipped Lohan - for her part in the footage. The actress adds, "Obviously, she's very comfortable making videos" - a catty reference to the hotel heiress' controversial 1 NIGHT IN PARIS sex tape.

It doesn't look like Lohan and Hilton will be hitting the club scene together any time soon - their last nightlife encounter, at New York's trendy Butter, almost ended in a fight after Hilton accused Lohan of trying to steal her on/off boyfriend STAVROS NIARCHOS III. Lohan reveals, "She went off on this Stavros thing, grabbing my arm, saying, 'I can't believe you f**king called Stavros.'"