Lindsay Lohan news reported that a 2015 memoir is being written by the "Mean Girls" star. According to a report from Marie Claire, a video teaser of the tell-all book was posted by the actress on her Instagram page.

Before rumors about Lindsay Lohan's 2015 memoir began circulating, the former Disney talent has allegedly been declining several offers to pen a tell-all book. Previous offers were allegedly in the seven-figure range and given to the controversial actress in 2013.

Earlier this week, a video teaser hinting at Lindsay Lohan's 2015 memoir was uploaded by the redhead star via her Instagram.

"#ciaofornow @lavishalice happy birthday," she wrote, then added, "teaser for my book FYI #karma."

According to E! News, Lindsay Lohan's 2015 memoir will be "deeply personal." It will reportedly be based on a journal that the once-troubled actress has written throughout the years.

Lindsay Lohan made news early 2015 after she completed her court-ordered community service in line with a 2012 reckless driving case.

"I don't think anyone thought I would finish [community service], that's why I'm happy," Lindsay Lohan said, reported by Mirror UK.

Us Weekly reported how Lindsay Lohan finished her community service early 2015 amid a tight schedule the previous year.

"Hard work pays off. Thanks you to all those that allowed me to volunteer while in NYC. God bless you all. Amen," Lindsay Lohan announced on Instagram after completing 125-hour community service requirement.

Her completion of the court-mandated service is in line with her reported career comeback.

"Lindsay is determined to be a movie star again," an insider told Radar Online . "Lindsay is doing better than she has in years!"

Prior to Lindsay Lohan returning to the US in 2015, the actress lived in London last year to play a lead role in a West End production called "Speed the Plow." She confessed to Telegraph that temporarily relocating to Europe helped her change, pointing out that she needed time away from the toxic environment in the US.

"It was kind of hard for me to be in New York," she explained. "There [always] paparazzi ...Every time I left my house, they were at the corner."