Lindsay Lohan bashes 'Celebrity Big Brother' after her mom, Dina, gets voted off

Actress Lindsay Lohan took a shot at 'Celebrity Big Brother' after her mother was eliminated. (Reuters)

Lindsay Lohan slammed “Celebrity Big Brother” on social media Thursday after her mother, Dina Lohan, was eliminated from the CBS reality show.

In a now-deleted caption on Instagram, Lindsay, 32, wrote underneath a photo of herself, “Finally #family @alianalohan #free @cbs_bigbrother you suck and get no Valentine’s from @lohanbeachclub @mtv. My mother is an AMAZING woman and she did so well.”

She added, “The secrets she told me a few hours ago are going to #EXPOSE #YOUALL #dinalohan #dfwm.”

The “Mean Girls” star did not elaborate on what “secrets” her mother told her.

On Wednesday’s series finale, former NFL running back Ricky Williams chose to face off against singer and host Tamar Braxton in the final two, eliminating Dina, 56, and Olympian Lolo Jones.

On Twitter, Lindsay shared a clip of Williams, 41, when he was Head of Household and nominated Dina for elimination. In the video, William said, “I nominated Dina and Kandi basically because they don’t sleep with me.”

The former athlete was referring to an alliance he had with his fellow bedroom roommates, but Lindsay misconstrued his comments and attacked Williams on Twitter, calling him “#rapyricky.”

Lindsay also came after Braxton, 41, who ultimately won the reality competition series. In a separate tweet directed at Braxton, Lindsay wrote, “Congrats. God bless you. But you are not any friend of women. You’re deceptive and conniving and so is this #RR MONEY IS MORE TO YOU than being a strong woman.”

Dina garnered a lot of attention from fans of “Celebrity Big Brother” after she revealed on the show that she was dating a man for five years, whom she claims she’s never met.

But despite Lindsay’s negative remarks, Dina’s rep told Page Six, “Dina had a great time on the show, as she stated on the program itself.”

Lindsay’s reps have not responded to a request for comment.

This article originally appeared in Page Six.