Lindsay Lohan Will Turn on Christmas Lights in U.K. City After Tweeting 'Offensive' Message About Brexit

Despite describing her tweets about Kettering, England, as "offensive," Conservative British Parliament member Philip Hollobone has asked Lindsay Lohan to turn on the town's Christmas lights, and the actress has accepted.

On Thursday, Lohan accepted the offer in a tweet in which she asks the MP to direct message her about the gig.

"@MPChrisGrayling and *philiphollobone Direct message me about your offer. Would be happy to light the Christmas tree in #Kettering," she wrote.

Before the two were working together to light the night, they reportedly found themselves at odds when Lohan, a vocal opponent of Britain leaving the European Union, sent out a series of tweets questioning certain areas for their votes, the Independent reports.

"Sorry, Kettering where are you?" the Mean Girls star reportedly wrote in one now-deleted tweet.

Hollobone was reportedly unhappy with the tweets, which he called "fierce and offensive," but saw her help with the Christmas lights as a way for her to "redeem her political reputation," while also raising money for charity.

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Last week Britons voted to leave the EU following a close and controversial referendum.

Soon after the results were announced, many Britain residents voiced regret over the decision and wondered what they've got themselves into.

"Even though I voted to leave, this morning I woke up and I just – the reality did actually hit me," one voter told Britain's ITV News. "If I had the opportunity to vote again, it would be to stay."

Following the results, British Prime Minister David Cameron – a "remain" supporter – announced his resignation, vowing to do all he can to "steady the ship over the coming weeks and months."