Lindsay Lohan’s driver sounds a bit high-strung; according to Tony Bennett’s daughter, Lohan’s driver John Zagata plowed into her car Wednesday night, and then blamed her for the mishap.

“[Zagata] was hostile with me. He ran into me, then got out of his car and started yelling at me,” singer Antonia Bennett told Page Six. Her manager, Keya Morgan, said Zagata was waiting to pick up Lohan in the parking lot of the Rehearsals.com recording studio in Burbank and talking on his cellphone when “he hit Antonia’s car. Then he has the nerve to jump out and scream, ‘Don’t you know who I am? I represent Lindsay Lohan! How dare you get in my way!’ He had no idea who Antonia was.” Morgan said that Zagata tried to blame Antonia “but [that] there were six witnesses, including the security guard who saw him ram her.” He said that Antonia was shaken up and that her car suffered close to $2,000 in damages. Zagata did not return our call. Lohan’s rep, Leslie Sloane Zelnik, said, “It’s a completely fabricated story. For as long as we’ve known him, John has never spoken that way . . . To blame a driver is the lowest.”

I can actually think of hundreds of things lower than blaming Lindsay Lohan’s driver for an accident: blaming nuns, orphans, cancer patients, kitties, or ice cream men for something is probably way worse.

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