In this photo released by CBS Entertainment, actress Lindsay Lohan talks to David Letterman about her upcoming trip to rehab, her guest star roles in the series "Anger Management" and film "Scary Movie 5" and more during the "Late Show with David Letterman" on the CBS Television Network, in New York.—Photo by AP

LOS ANGELES: Lindsay Lohan is going into rehab next month, but first she had to face TV talk show host David Letterman.

In an appearance taped for Tuesday's ''Late Show,'' Lohan was pressed by Letterman about her upcoming rehab stint.

She faces a 90-day stay as part of a plea deal in a misdemeanor traffic accident case.

Letterman tried to draw Lohan out, asking how many times she'd been in rehab, how this time would differ, and what she's being treated for.

Lohan looked uncomfortable and said she didn't expect Letterman's line of questioning. But she said that she wants to be healthy and focus on what she loves her work. She added that she looks at rehab as ''a blessing and not a curse.''

CBS released a partial clip of the interview before it aired.

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