Amanda Bynes, who knew how to shine in television shows and film comedies at the turn of the century, he was temporarily placed in a psychiatric hospital due to a psychotic break.
According to TMZ, the 36-year-old actress was found wandering alone and naked on the streets of Los Angeles during the early hours of Sunday. It was in a dangerous area.
However, despite being lost it was she herself who asked for help. Bynes stopped the driver of a car to ask him to assist her and, out of her sympathy, the driver lent her her phone to call the police.
The actress was eventually taken to a nearby police station, where a mental health team determined she should receive psychological hospitalization. still lies college and will stay in the health center for a few days.
fighting for his life
It’s not the first time Bynes has experienced an episode of this nature.
the protagonist of what a girl wants AND a big liar He has been dealing with problems related to his drug addiction for more than a decade.
Ten years ago, after setting fire to a neighbor’s driveway, his mother was awarded guardianship and Bynes was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. By then, his substance addiction problems had worsened.
In 2014, Amanda accused her father of sexual abuse but soon denied it, claiming that a “microchip” implanted in her brain by her father was what “made her say those things.”
four years later, the actress said she stayed sober for years thanks to her parents’ help. In an interview, she said that during her substance abuse days she experimented with cocaine and MDMA, but the drug she abused the most was the prescription ADHD treatment drug Adderall. .
Finally, in 2022, the actress was released from a legal guardianship that put her life and financial decisions under the control of her parents for nearly nine years.
Bynes rose to prominence in the late 20th century and early 2000s for her participation in the show Everything. In 1999, she also starred in her most popular TV show about herself: The Amanda Show.
In Argentina, if you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health problem, please do not hesitate to call: 0800 999 0091, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Source: Clarin
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