Amanda Bynes’ parents ‘not planning to resume conservatorship’ despite her ‘psychiatric hold’

Amanda Bynes’s parents, Lynn and Rick, are reportedly not planning to put her back in conservatorship despite her alleged mental health issues.

The 36-year-old woman was allegedly admitted to a mental institution over the weekend after she was found “wandering the streets naked and alone”.

However, her family is said to have taken note of the fact that she realized she was unwell and sought treatment herself. TMZ reports.

She was allegedly placed in the 5150 warehouse after she took matters into her own hands to get help, flagged down a passing car and dialed 911, it was claimed.

Bynes was a ward of her parents for nearly nine years until she was released in March 2022, in a move approved by Lynn and Rick.

Management: Her family is said to have taken note of the fact that she realized she was unwell and sought treatment herself, reports TMZ.

This weekend’s incident appears to be an outlier, as Bynes was previously thought to be in fine mental shape, taking a cosmetology course while living on her own.

The troubled actress, who canceled a public appearance on Saturday, was seen walking near downtown Los Angeles early Sunday morning with no clothes on.

He is said to have waved a car down and told a driver he was “coming off a psychotic episode” before calling 911.

Bynes was taken to a police station where a mental health team placed her in a 5150 psychiatric hold.

A 5150 is a CA Welfare and Institutions Code legal action. Allows a qualified officer or doctor to confine someone against her will for up to 72 hours, which can be extended.

During this time, the person will be fully evaluated for their mental health status.

Bynes is currently hospitalized and will likely receive care for several days. It is not believed that she was injured during the incident.

DailyMail.com has contacted Bynes’ representative for comment.

Concerned: Bynes was placed on psychiatric hold after she was found ‘wandering the streets naked and alone’ over the weekend, TMZ reports

This comes after the actress pulled out of reuniting with the rest of the cast of All That at the ’90s Con on Saturday, citing an “unknown illness,” according to that’s 4 entertainment.

At the last minute, the actress, who previously expressed her eagerness to reconnect with her former Nickelodeon co-stars at the event, had to cancel.

Her attendance at the highly anticipated reunion, along with Kenan Thompson, Kel Mitchell, Danny Tamberelli and Lori Beth Denberg, would have marked her first public appearance since the end of her eight-year guardianship in March 2022.

He has yet to publicly address the health issue that prevented him from going, but just two months ago, he said People that she was “so excited to reunite with” her “co-stars and meet the fans” 23 years after the original show ended.

The entertainer starred in the sketch comedy show from 1996 to 2000 alongside Mitchell, 44, Tamberelli, 40, and Denberg, 46.

All That was created by Brian Robbins and Mike Tollin and originally aired on Nickelodeon from April 16, 1994 to October 22, 2005, running for ten seasons.

Billed as “SNL for Kids,” the series featured short comedy skits and musical guests.

In 2019, a revival of the series was confirmed with original cast member Kenan Thompson serving as executive producer and Mitchell rejoining the cast, with the eleventh season airing in June of that year.

Battle: The troubled actress, 36, who canceled a public appearance on Saturday, was seen walking near downtown Los Angeles early Sunday morning with no clothes on (pictured from January 2023)

Cancelled: This comes after the actress pulled out of reuniting with the rest of the All That cast at ’90s Con on Saturday, citing an “unknown illness,” according to That’s 4 Entertainment.

The last episode of the series aired on December 17, 2020, after production was suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

It launched Bynes into the rom-com era of the 2000s, before the embattled star turned away from acting.

Bynes and her boyfriend Paul Michael broke off their engagement in July 2022, but reportedly got back together in August. Now it is rumored that they are living together again at Amanda’s house in Los Angeles.

Although Bynes has reconciled with her ex-fiancé, their engagement has reportedly not returned.

Sources close to the star have said TMZ that the couple is only dating after calling off their engagement over the summer.

Rumors of their last meeting first surfaced in early October 2022 when the Nickelodeon star shared a mysterious image of herself holding hands with Paul Michael, who could be recognized by his distinctive tattoos, on her Instagram Story. .

The cozy photo came nearly two months after it was first reported that the couple had ended their two-year engagement.

The subtle touch of Amanda’s photo showed Paul’s tattooed grip on her manicured hand.

Neither appeared to be wearing rings on their hands following the news on July 8 that they had ended their engagement “sometime in 2021.”

“They are still together as a couple,” a source emphasized to ET at the time of their alleged split. “They are still in a committed relationship and take their relationship seriously.”

Bynes and Michael got engaged on Valentine’s Day 2020, just a few months after staying at the same sobriety center.

Back then: Amanda appears in her prime as an actress in 2004

Back together, but not engaged: Bynes has recently reconciled with ex-fiancé Paul Michael, their engagement has reportedly not returned.

On April 28, the Easy A student called 911 for the health worker during a dispute over his relapse. She accused him of vandalizing her mother’s house, watching MILF porn and not taking her medication.

In addition to Amanda’s busy love life, the star has also been developing a ‘fragrance line’ while studying for another degree at the Fashion Merchandising and Design Institute after earning her associate’s degree there in 2019.

In March 2022, Bynes was released from her nine-year legal conservatorship controlled by her mother Lynn.

Amanda’s guardianship began in 2013 when she was involuntarily committed to a Pasadena psychiatric treatment facility following a public crisis involving a series of bizarre run-ins with the law dating back to 2012.

Bynes’ crimes included two hit-and-runs and a DUI in 2012, as well as a 2013 arrest for throwing a bong out a window on the 36th floor of his Manhattan apartment.