Amanda Bynes has been through her fair share of trouble in the past, but the former child star has seemed to be on the mend in recent months.
Or so it appeared until the surprising events of last night, which saw her arrested on a DUI charge, having been out of the public eye for months.
Reportedly committed to getting her life and career back on track, she has stayed out of the spotlight, returned to school and pulled it together.
A big reason for that has been her sobriety, and remaining committed to that.
Until last night, that is, after Bynes was pulled over while driving in the San Fernando Valley and promptly arrested by a highway patrol officer.
What she was using is unclear, but reports say she was high on a narcotic, and it's been widely speculated that Bynes has returned to smoking week.
To many, that sounds rather harmless considering some of the substances, or combinations of substances, that fuel a lot of Hollywood downfalls.
Given Bynes' fragile mental state and history, though, even a little bit of pot could end up being far more dangerous for her than for the average recreational user.
The 28-year-old actress was released on $15,000 bail and returned to her parents' home in Thousand Oaks, Calif., where she currently lives.
