Amanda Bynes Allegedly Talks To Herself, Inanimate Objects


If things weren’t bad enough for the young actress already, Amanda Bynes is now reportedly holding conversations with inanimate objects. According to TMZ, the She’s the Man star is suffering from serious mental issues, resulting in her extremely peculiar behavior. The website allegedly spoke with several people who have encountered Bynes over the past few months. Not surprisingly, their stories are less than flattering.

People who work out at the Equinox in West Hollywood recently expressed concern over Bynes’ behavior as of late. On more than one occasion, Amanda has been seen talking to herself, often bursting into laughter while using some of the equipment.

To make matters worse, Amanda Bynes has reportedly taken to holding extended conversations with inanimate objects. Neighbors explained to TMZ that they’ve spied the actress talking to things that will never answer her back. Expect an official denial to follow shortly.

According to Radar Online, Amanda is in serious need of medical attention. “She’s obviously crying out for help, but isn’t ready to receive it,” a source explained to the website. “She seems to be having some serious mental health issues and she’s always out of it. She really doesn’t seem to be in touch with reality.”

Allegations of kooky behavior couldn’t have arrived at a more inopportune moment for Bynes. Her vehicular activity has been the cause of great concern over the past few months. After getting involved in a number of accidents in a relatively short amount of time, Bynes had her license suspended in order to ensure the safety of everyone on the road.

Not too long ago, Bynes was spied driving aimlessly around Los Angeles, a marijuana pipe reportedly clutched in her hand. When she had a moment to spare, she’d take a hit and continue her random journey throughout the city.

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