13 Going On 30 alum Brittany Curran arrested for public intoxication... nine months after being booked for 'drunk and disorderly' conduct

Brittany Curran was arrested for public intoxication this week, just nine months after being booked for 'drunk and disorderly' conduct. 

The 36-year-old actress, who is known for her roles in 13 Going On 30 as well as shows The Magicians and Chicago Fire, was involved in the incident shortly before 2am on Monday, October 19. 

A representative for the Burbank Police Department told the Daily Mail that officers responded to a call regarding a 'suspicious person' that had been knocking on a resident's door. 

Upon arriving to the scene, the police identified the woman as Curran and noted she had been showing 'objective signs of alcohol intoxication.'

Curran was then arrested after being told repeatedly to return to her residence nearby, but did not do so. 

She was then taken to a local jail before being booked for public intoxication. 

Daily Mail has reached out to a rep of Curran for comment, but has yet to hear back. 

Earlier this year in February, the actress was reportedly arrested for being drunk and disorderly.

TMZ reported at the time that Curran arrived to the police station in Burbank, but did not know how she got there or why. 

The star was reportedly so intoxicated that she could barely speak or answer questions, and had been deemed a safety risk. 

Curran was booked at the station due to showing 'symptoms of alcohol intoxication,' per TMZ. 

The star from Weymouth, Massachusetts, started her career as a child actress. Her first role was in 2001 on MadTV when she was only 11-years-old. 

Next came parts on Power Rangers Wild Force, Complete Savages and Go Figure. Then there was a role as Lindsey on the soap opera The Young And The Restless.

Curran appeared as Carly on two episodes of the tween show Drake & Josh in 2006 and 2007.

The actress made more TV appearances on the hit shows The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, The Suite Life on Deck, Ghost Whisperer and Criminal Minds.

In 2004 she landed a small role in the popular movie 13 Going On 30 which featured Garner as well as Mark Ruffalo. Curran played one of the teenagers who was cruel to the young version of Garner's character.

In 2009, Curran was cast as Lucy Tranelli in the series Men Of A Certain Age; she played the daughter of Ray Romano's character.

Curran also had roles in the films Akeelah and the Bee, The Haunting Hour: Don't Think About It, The Uninvited and Legally Blondes.

She additionally made an appearance in the film Dear White People.

In 2013, she had a recurring role as Phoebe Daly on the ABC Family series Twisted.

Later in 2017, Curran also joined the cast of The Magicians on Syfy playing Fen, the Fillorian wife of Eliot.

The fantasy series aired from 2015 until 2020 after five seasons.  

Curran's most recent project is the 2026 holiday film titled The Christmas Heartbeat. 

The cast also includes Beverly D'Angelo, Hunter Sansone, Joey Lawrence and Mick Foley. 

The premise is: 'After a sudden cardiac arrest halts her career, Julia Winters (Curran) returns to her Tennessee hometown, where Christmas never fades and old wounds still linger. 

'To move forward, she must face the past she fled-and a future she never expected,' per an IMDB synopsis. 

Curran recently attended a screening of the movie in Nashville last week on October 15, only four days before her arrest for public intoxication. 

She had donned a sleeveless, dark green dress as well as patterned black tights and pink heels while posing on the red carpet. 

The star has also been active on social media and uploaded a photo of her pet rat on Instagram earlier this week. 

'Sweet dreams everyone I hope you're all as cozy as me in my favorite pineapple,' she penned in the caption.

Curran also shared a tribute to late actor RJ Mitte following his shock passing at age 34 on October 12. 

She uploaded a photo of the pair together and wrote, 'Oh, RJ,' followed by a broken heart emoji.