Amanda Bynes' Conservatorship Is 'Open Day to Day,' Says Her Lawyer After Latest Status Report

Amanda Bynes' conservatorship will undergo another status report in 2023.

Bynes’s lawyer David Esquibias told PEOPLE in a statement reports of Bynes’s conservatorship being extended to 2023 were incorrect.

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Bynes’s mother, Lynn Bynes, was granted temporary conservatorship over her daughter in August 2013 after the actress allegedlyset fire to a driveway. Lynn regained conservatorship of the star in October 2014.

In April, Esquibias told PEOPLE theWhat a Girl Wantsstar “is doing great” ahead of her 35th birthday.

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“She looks forward to celebrating her birthday with family and friends,” he added.

In January, Bynes star releaseda rap song called “Diamonds,“sharing a teaser of the track on her then-active Instagram account.

The track was the latest artistic venture Bynes made.

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In October 2020, Esquibias told PEOPLE the actress was working on her degree at California’s Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising after graduating with her associate’s degree in 2019.

“Amanda is very entrepreneurial,” said Esquibias. “She is investigating fragrances. She is now considering perfume in addition to a clothing line. But, don’t get too excited. She is still a student at FIDM earning her degree.”

Bynes is currently engaged to Paul Michael, whom she met at her former sober living home in late 2019.

source: people.com