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Former child star Amanda Bynes's 5150 psychiatric hold has been 'extended for at least another week' if not '30 days' following her shocking hospitalization in Los Angeles a week ago.
The retired SAG Award-nominated actress - who's celebrating her 37th birthday next week - is 'not communicating with anyone around her' and there's 'no plan in place' upon her release, according to TMZ.
Amanda was hospitalized after reportedly spending four straight days wandering the streets in a manic state, sometimes naked and alone, after her car was towed in Long Beach on March 15.
TikTok user @kaitlynhotfox shared a 10-second video of herself walking on Hollywood Boulevard on March 17 alongside Bynes, who politely uttered 'What's up' to the camera.
The very next day, the All That alum's former castmates - Kenan Thompson, Kel Mitchell, Daniel Tamberelli, and Lori Beth Denberg - reunited at the Connecticut Convention Center for '90s Con to reminisce about their Nickelodeon sketch show (1994-2005).
Getting help: Former child star Amanda Bynes's 5150 psychiatric hold has been 'extended for at least another week' if not '30 days' following her shocking hospitalization in Los Angeles a week ago (pictured March 17)
Celebrating her 37th birthday next week: The retired SAG Award-nominated actress is 'not communicating with anyone around her' and there's 'no plan in place' upon her release (pictured in 2009)
It's been a year since Ventura County Superior Court Judge Roger L. Lund agreed to finally end Amanda's nine-year legal conservatorship controlled by her mother Lynn.
Bynes' conservatorship began in 2013 when she was involuntarily committed to a Pasadena psychiatric treatment facility following a public meltdown involving a string of bizarre run-ins with the law
