Lindsay Lohan is scheduled to appear on the "Late Show with David Letterman" in April.

The actress is to appear with Letterman on April 9, according to the report. Before she heads to fulfill the court-ordered 90-day rehab sentence in a few short weeks, Lohan promises to keep her commitment to Letterman and share her side of the story.

However it's still unknown if 26-year-old will cancel the interview, like she did late last year to Barbara Walters. She had an interview with Walters on ABC's "20/20" but pulled out.

"Anger Management" star entered a plea deal in March 18 to avoid jail, following a car crash in June.

"This is it. You violate your probation, and we're not going to have discussions of putting you back on probation," Los Angeles Superior Judge James Dabney told Lindsay Lohan.

The judge ordered Lohan to serve a total of 30 days of community labor and attend 18 months of psychological therapy.

The meeting between Lohan and Letterman is set for April 9 and will likely discuss more than just her latest projects, audience can expect to hear her explore into the personal difficulties she has been facing.

The most recent peculiar behavior just happened last week after she allegedly took jewelry and clothes from the set of "Anger Management" for a night of clubbing. According to TMZ, she took a bracelet, necklace, earrings, pants and shoes.