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Mon Jan 30, 7:00 AMUPDATED 21 HOURS 13 MINUTES AGO

A freaky Friday accident left Lindsay Lohan in stitches.

The Mean Girls star was rushed to a London hospital last week after she sliced her leg open while breakfasting at the home of Bryan Adams, according to published reports.

Lohan had reportedly just stepped out of the shower Friday afternoon, when she lost her grip on a teacup, which smashed to the ground. A shard of the broken cup connected with the actress' shin, leaving a gash that required 10 stitches to close.

"She and her friends were preparing breakfast, with eggs and everything, and Lindsay was going up the stairs, carrying a ceramic teacup," Lohan's mother, Dina, told Star magazine.

"She had just come out of the shower so she was still wet and had some lotion on, and she completely flipped on the stairs since it was slippery."

According to Lohan's rep, the actress is doing fine and her work schedule will not be affected.

The accident marks Lohan's second hospital visit this year. Earlier this month, she was rushed to a Miami hospital after suffering an asthma attack on Jan. 2.

Medical mishaps aren't the only misfortune to befall the Just My Luck star lately.

After Vanity Fair published a tell-all interview with the actress in its current issue, in which she purportedly confessed to having battled bulimia, Lohan fought back, denying that she suffered from an eating disorder and claiming that the magazine "misused and misconstructed" her words.

Meanwhile, the teen queen opened herself up to further misconstruction of her words two weekends ago, when she reportedly misplaced her diary during a night out at a New York hotel.

Lohan's missing journal was later returned to her--minus a few choice pages, according to her rep. Inevitably, copies of the missing pages have since made their way into media mailboxes, according to the New York Daily News.

"We appreciate the diary being returned, but unfortunately we are saddened by the fact that pages were stolen," Lohan's rep told the Daily News.

Thanks to the strenuous efforts of Lohan's legal team, as noted by the Smoking Gun Website, the purloined pages have so far remained unpublished.

But with the way Lohan's luck is going, we're expecting those personal musings to wind up on the Internet any day now.