show ad

Fourth victim in Marysville school shooting dies two weeks after his cousin fired a bullet into back of his head at point-blank range
Guilty: The 'master manipulator' neuroscientist who almost got away with murder after handing his wife a drink to boost her fertility - and lacing it with cyanide
Obama nominates Brooklyn prosecutor Loretta Lynch for Attorney General as she prepares to become the first African-American woman to hold position
More than 600 US troops described being exposed to chemical weapons in Iraq but military failed to offer them medical care, Pentagon admits
Student, 18, on Halloween 'molly' trip stole and crashed ambulance before being Tasered wearing an EMT vest and carrying a box of Wheat Thins
Man, 42, sentenced to life in prison for suffocating his quadriplegic girlfriend and leaving two-year-old son with her body for 16 HOURS
Former bodyguard to Kim Jong-il reveals how staff constantly feared being decapitated, one advisor was jailed for life for using his ash tray... and why Jong-un is even MORE dangerous
Robin Williams' distraught widow was quizzed on whether he was auto-erotica fan after his suicide, coroner's report reveals
'Am I the best sex you've ever had?' Watch real-life couples navigate THAT awkward conversation
Terminally ill mother of three, 33, in desperate need of a heart transplant loses her husband in car wreck and donates his organs to save others
FOUND: Missing NYC cop who gambled all night at local casino after collecting $40,000 from fellow officers for New York Giants tickets
Aspiring Texas brewer offers beer for life to anyone who will invest $2,000 in his start-up
Third person arrested in toddler's killing as 'house of horror' photos reveal dents left in wall by couple who smashed the three-year-old's head against it - before 'hanging him upside down and torturing him to death'
Air force pilot back from Liberia with 'flu-like' symptoms was tested for Ebola but is cleared of having the deadly virus
Dallas reaches the end of Ebola monitoring period as 177 at-risk people are cleared without virus symptoms
Boy, 15, accidentally shot dead his 12-year-old friend while playing with stolen gun then committed suicide when he realized what he had done
Judge REFUSES to let mother of missing toddlers out of mental institution so that she can lead police to her children - even though they are in 'danger'
Bin Laden shooter Robert O'Neill says he 'doesn't give a f***' whether people believe he killed terror leader and reveals SEAL team thought they'd ALL die on night of raid
EXCLUSIVE: SEAL Rob O'Neill under fire from his home state Congressman for breaching 'national security' - and faces new claims he is lying by saying he killed Osama bin Laden
Bin Laden shooter Robert O'Neill gives motivational speech in Tennessee hours after confirming he was the shooter - but does not mention the famous raid
PIERS MORGAN: Is Rob O'Neill going to make money from Bin Laden's death? I really do hope so - because a lot of people have made money out of HIM
Homeowner tied up then robbed of cash and jewelry offers to PAY for the thieves to go to college if they turn themselves in
Could global warming SAVE mankind? Nuclear winter caused by a natural disaster would be reversed by pumping out greenhouse gases, study claims
Former NFL cheerleader and mother of three indicted on rape charges 'for performing oral sex on 15-year-old boy' resigns from school board

Troubled Amanda Bynes steps out with purple hair as she 'checks into hotel'... after tweeting she needs money and is homeless

Published: 23:09 EST, 7 November 2014 | Updated: 23:29 EST, 7 November 2014

View
comments

She is known for frequently changing her hair style with extensions and various dye jobs.

And on Friday troubled Amanda Bynes stepped out in Los Angeles with yet another change-up.

The 28-year-old's locks were dyed a bright purple after she visited salon Zero Nine One before reportedly checking into a hotel.

Scroll down for video

New hairstyle: On Friday troubled Amanda Bynes stepped out in Los Angeles with yet another change-up

Amanda Bynes easy to spot in sunglasses and purple locks

Amanda wore a black and white paneled tracksuit teamed with red rubber sandals with white socks.

The former actress wore chunky sunglasses as the traversed the night streets of LA.

That night she tweeted a snap of herself in a salon chair with the caption: 'I dyed my hair violet :D I'm not sure if I like it , and this is a blurry pic but here it is!'

Her life might be in a state of flux but Amanda is reportedly eager to get some normality back.

According to a new report from TMZ the actress - whose parents are currently in control of her $5.7 million empire - wants to start working in a bar.

Professional work: The 28-year-old's locks were dyed a bright purple after she was reportedly visiting salon Zero Nine One

Keeping a low profile: The former actress wore chunky sunglasses as the traversed the night streets of LA

Although it's a far cry from her Hollywood days, Amanda allegedly isn't too fussed about the step down in employment.

Indeed since the actress was placed under yet another conservatorship, the report claims she wants to start earning some of her own cash in a bid to get a normal life, pay for her own apartment and undergo plastic surgery 'because she thinks she's ugly.'

The MailOnline have reached out to Amanda's reps for comment.

Chatting: The star appeared to be engrossed in a conversation on her phone

Amanda's parents, meanwhile, were pictured moving out of their California home following news they are preparing to give up conservatorship of the actress.

The actress' welfare and finances were put in the control of her mother Lynn Bynes last week, but now she and her husband Rick Bynes are to file legal documents to hand her care over to someone else ahead of their planned move to Texas.

According to TMZ, Amanda's welfare will be in the hands of a mental health professional who specialises in handling people with 'severe mental illnesses', while financial matters will be handled by someone else.

All black: Amanda wore a matching tracksuit

Smokes: The former teen idol appeared to be carrying a pack of Marlboros

Lynn and Rick - who are relocating from California to be close to their other daughter - are said to hope that transferring the conservatorship will stop the Easy A star from lashing out at them and help repair their relationship with her.

Amanda's parents were seen loading a big moving truck with their belongings on Thursday.

Rick looked quite somber in a pink sports shirt and blue trousers as he shuffled back and forth from the house.

Lynn did her part by carrying smaller items for packing, wearing navy trousers and a grey T-shirt.

Checking in: Amanda pictured with unidentified men as she checked into a hotel

Amanda's conservatorship attorney David Esquibias hasn't commented on the personal aspect changing, but did reveal her financial affairs are to be put in the charge of an unnamed private trust firm, in order to make them more accessible to the actress, noting the star currently has no stable home or the means to rent an apartment.

He told Access Hollywood: 'My goal is to get her permanent adequate housing.'

While the next scheduled conservatorship hearing isn't due to take place until February 2015, it is hoped the matter will be resolved by the end of this week.

The news comes after Amanda - who was recently released from a psychiatric treatment facility in Pasadena, California after being involuntarily committed for the second time on October 10 - hit out on Twitter and expressed her desire to have a new conservator.