Lindsay Lohan was on the receiving finish of a private dig within the new “Imply Women” film that references one of the notorious insults hurled her approach … and yeah, she’s pissed.

In fact, we’re referring to Paris Hilton‘s oil inheritor buddy, Brandon Davis, as soon as calling her a “hearth crotch” gal — a line that truly made its approach into the rebooted flick … which LL apparently had no thought about — at the least that is the indication from her staff’s response.

Lindsay’s rep advised The Messenger … “Lindsay was very harm and disillusioned by the reference within the movie.” The outlet additionally reviews that Lindsay was shocked final week when she watched the film for the primary time on the premiere.

It is fairly surprising that the road even made it into the movie — y’know, contemplating Tina Fey wrote it … to not point out the truth that Lindsay herself cameos within the flick as effectively.

On its face, it appears she had no thought it was coming … which means she both did not obtain the total script, or did not peruse it. Ya gotta think about that if she noticed this forward of time … she would’ve talked to Tina about it, as a result of LiLo has famously spoken out concerning the dig.

The context of the way it’s used within the new film options none aside from Megan Thee Stallion — who exhibits up as certainly one of many individuals singing the praises of the brand new fashionable woman, Cady (as soon as performed by Lindsay), as they flee Regina George. MTS says “hearth crotch is again.”

You will recall, the way in which it was initially used dates again to a TMZ video from again in 2006 … when Davis was being a little bit of a “imply woman” himself in speaking trash about LiLo on the time. Like we stated, Lindsay’s been pretty vocal about how hurtful that was again then.

That is why Tina’s choice to incorporate it within the film — even in jet — is surprising … and now much more so with LL talking out like this. Tina gushed about working with Lindsay, so you already know she loves her  … maybe this was simply an harmless mistake or an oversight.

We have reached out to Tina Fey for remark … thus far, no phrase again.