Lindsay Lohan and her family are set to have a reality show. According to a report from Metro UK, the VH1 series to be entitled "Family Therapy" is confirmed to air on 2016.

Lindsay Lohan's reality show will follow the controversial movie star, her "momager" Dina Lohan, her infamous father Michael Lohan, her business-savvy brother Michael Jr., aspiring actress Ali Lohan and youngest sibling Cody Lohan.

According to Hollywood Reporter, Lindsay Lohan's reality show will focus on her family's intense therapy sessions that will run for three weeks. The family reportedly decided to participate in the procedure in hopes of gaining a more stable family environment.

Aside from Lindsay Lohan's reality show, Radar Online announced last month that the "Mean Girls" star has been working with London-based publishers to release a tell-all book later this year.

The memoir will reportedly also have a video diary.

"She wants to tell everything, even some of the stuff that happened when she was a kid growing up in predatory Hollywood," an insider shared.

"She wants to tell the truth in her own words - about her folks, her job, her love life, the drugs, the parties, the highs, the lows, the lies."

"Lilo has so many secrets on some of the biggest powerful people in Hollywood," the insider added.

Many hope that Lindsay Lohan's tell-all book will detail her alleged affairs with men that she listed in a handwritten note released a few years ago.

In Touch previously reported about the list, which included celebrities such as Zac Efron, Justin Timberlake, Joaquin Phoenix, Colin Farrell, Evan Peters, Adam Levine and Wilmer Valderrama.

"The list has some pretty big names on it, and they're not all single guys," a source pointed out.

"This getting out now could rock several Hollywood relationships to the core."

"They were giggling and talking s--- about people in the industry[...] She was trying to impress her friends with the list and then tossed it aside," a source narrated.