LINDSAY Lohan has certainly been enjoying some fun in the sun, if her sunburnt chest is anything to go by.

The former Disney star today took to Instagram to share a picture of herself on holiday in the Maldives and revealed some angry red marks on her cleavage.

In the snap she can be seen wearing a plunging summer dress which exposes her raw skin from the sun.

Her red hair and pale skin mean she is prone to getting burnt and needs to keep covered up.

The former child star is enjoying a winter break with her sister Ali.

She has shared several holiday snaps which has seen the pair of them soaking up the sun.

Lindsay kicked things off from inside her plane, gushing about how “excited” she was to be going on holiday.

She said: “Finally get a vacation. I mean seriously. So excited!”

It’s been a busy few months for Lindsay.

The parent Trap star recently announced her big showbiz comeback with the launch of new MTV reality show Lindsay Lohan’s Beach Club, to be screened globally.

It’s a fresh start that many industry figures never thought they would see and people are excited — particularly for US fashion bible Paper, who last month gave Lindsay the cover on their annual Break The Internet issue, for which they dressed her as Disney princesses.

A source close to the star revealed to The Sun: “Lindsay is a changed woman — she hasn’t been this focused in years.

“She now feels safe and has got good people around her. She’s grown up a lot and is even turning up for work on time — sometimes even early!”

Lindsay’s new show will see her as a Lord Sugar-style boss running the rule over promoters of her resort in Mykonos, Greece

Meanwhile, her new life in Dubai, where she has lived since 2015, has given Lindsay the calmness she desperately needed.

For starters, strict laws mean ­paparazzi are illegal, there is zero ­tolerance of drugs, she barely gets recognised and, in a nod to her love of cigarettes, it’s “too hot to smoke”.

She describes the city, in the United Arab Emirates, as a “health-conscious place” that “promotes positivity. It’s not like New York, the city that never sleeps.”