14 DAY TRIAL // This just in: Amanda Bynes is now struggling to get her life on the right path, after she's been left to fend for herself but has also been denied access to her money by her parents, who are now looking to relinquish their conservatorship to a mental health specialist.
She was photographed yesterday sleeping on a couch in a LA mall, presumably because she has no other place to go since she left the mental facility where she was staying and her parents only allow her small amounts of money each day to prevent her from overspending. While it's enough to get by, it's not enough to get her into a decent hotel.
Amanda Bynes thinks bartending might be the job for her
TMZ now claims that Amanda is so desperate for cash that she is resorting to something celebrities never like to speak of or indeed even think about: getting a job. Sources close to the troubled singer have explained that Amanda is now thinking of getting a job in order to get money, and the job she has her mind set on is bartending.
She claims that she's aware of the fact that her fame will mean that she's going to attract a lot of attention, but that might serve her well in her new line of work because every bar would be lucky to have her, bringing in customers by the dozen.
Amanda Bynes is worth $5.7 million (€4.5 million) at the moment, but she can't touch a single penny out of that simply because she doesn't have control of her own fortune. She thinks that a job would allow her to find a place to live.
The actress needs money for plastic surgery, she thinks she's ugly
Apart from an apartment of her own, the actress is also keen to get plastic surgery, because she's convinced that she's ugly and she wants to make some drastic changes to her face. She was already spotted in New York last month with a bandaid on her face and she revealed to her fans that she had surgery to remove some micro cysts from under her eyes.
Fans are watching Amanda on the news and are shaking their heads in disbelief. Just months ago Amanda seemed to have been on the right path. She had laid off the drugs, she was about to come out of her parents' conservatorship, and she was also attending the classes of a fashion college, bent on becoming a fashion designer.
Now it seems that she's dreaming of a career behind the bar, although we're not sure that it's the best idea for a person who was diagnosed to be bipolar as well as manic depressive.