David Letterman 'Apologizes' to Lindsay Lohan After Being 'Duped'
9:16 PM PST 2/16/2011 by
Kimberly Nordyke
"I hope I didn't embarrass you, Lindsay, or your family," the late-night host quips after telling his audience how he and his staff were fooled into thinking the actress was going appear on his show.
David Letterman got big laughs on his show Wednesday night after directing a comment to Lindsay Lohan, saying he needed to "apologize" to her.
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