Lindsay Lohan has appeared to reveal that during her court-ordered community service at a morgue in 2012, she was tasked with moving the late Whitney Houston's body.

During an interview with The Daily Telegraph, LiLo opened up about her four-month stint at the Los Angeles County Dept. of Coroner, describing her time there as "f**ked up and inappropriate".

[related]The 28-year old went on to state that "a lot of other people were meant to do it, and they were like: 'No, they can't handle it. Lohan can'."

She explained: "It's different for me than it would be for other people—like, no one would really have to work at the morgue in L.A. and roll a body bag for Whitney Houston.

"I know it sounds really dark and strange, but I thought it would be a lot worse. I kind of regulated a lot of it. I'd tell people: 'You didn't fold that sheet properly,' because I'm OCD with folding."

The Mean Girls star's community service soon ended following Houston's death in February 2012 - with NBC Today host Matt Lauer asking Lindsay at the time if the singer's passing had been a wake-up call.

Lohan replied: "Not really. I don't want to go there. That's kind of a scary, morbid thing to discuss. But maybe when I went to jail—being in that place—that was really terrifying for me."

Update: An official from the Coroner's Office has told TMZ that 'Whitney was never in a body bag and no one from the probation programme came in contact with Whitney's body'.