Dina continues saying that she also never FaceTimes her boyfriend, who is residing in San Francisco where he cares for his mother.

• Feb 9, 2019

AceShowbiz - Meeting each other is apparently not required for Dina Lohan before she decides to marry someone. The mother of Lindsay Lohan revealed in the Thursday, February 7 episode of "Celebrity Big Brother" season 2 that she was all ready to marry her boyfriend of 5 years despite never meeting him.

"I can't wait to tell you about this guy," the 56-year-old told fellow Houseguest Kandi Burruss. "I've veen talking to him for five years. Like, every day. A lot. I feel like I know him. You know when you talk to someone on the phone, like you feel like you know them?"

Dina continued saying that she also never FaceTimed her boyfriend, who is residing in San Francisco where he cares for his mother.

"It's personal," she alleged. "He's real. I swear, it's crazy. But I'm going to marry him. It's really, really true. I talk to his ma!"

However, her castmates doubted the man, telling her that she was probably being catfished. Tamar Braxton even suggested her to go to the Bay Arena to meet her boyfriend and she would tag along. But Dina refused, insisting that "it's real," before adding, "Some guys don't just use iPhones!"

Tamar was not having it. "Lies! It's 2019. My mom is 71 and she uses [FaceTime]," Tamar told Dina, before joking about the situation in the diary room. "How come Lindsay Lohan's mom got a Catfish? Everybody FaceTimes, my 5-year-old son FaceTimes."

Dina previously was married to Michael Lohan before divorcing in 2007. The former spouses shares four children, Lindsay, Michael, Cody and Aliana. Despite the messy divorce, Lindsay shared that the relationship between her parents was "great."

"I think that, you know, in life, parents have their things together and sometimes the children are immersed in it and you just have to really step back and let your parents do what they do and figure out everything for themselves. And we all have a great relationship now so it’s nice... it’s much simpler that way," the "Mean Girls" star said.