Los Angeles - Ariel Winter's Modern Family co-star Sarah Hyland has admitted that she is worried about her.
The 14-year-old actress has been removed from her mother Chrisoula Workman's care and is under the temporary guardianship of her older sister.
Sarah, who plays Ariel's on screen sibling, revealed she checks in with the star while the show is on a break in order to make sure she is coping.
"Ariel is like a little sister to me. I love her to death and try to talk to her every week at least [or] I try to text her because we haven't been working right now. I just want the best for her," Sarah told E! News. "I'm just trying to watch out for her."
Permanent custody decided later
During a recent hearing, Ariel's sister Shanelle Gray's attorney Michael Kretzner referred to a Department of Child and Family Services report, which concluded that accusations of emotional abuse by her mother were "substantiated" but their investigation into allegations of physical abuse was "inconclusive".
The judge denied a guardianship request by Ariel's father Glenn Workman, who claimed he could fully support himself and his daughter after originally stating in a declaration that he would not object to Ariel remaining with her older sister.
"I have found that Shanelle is capable of the temporary guardianship," the judge said.
Permanent custody will be decided at a later trial date.
The 14-year-old actress has been removed from her mother Chrisoula Workman's care and is under the temporary guardianship of her older sister.
Sarah, who plays Ariel's on screen sibling, revealed she checks in with the star while the show is on a break in order to make sure she is coping.
"Ariel is like a little sister to me. I love her to death and try to talk to her every week at least [or] I try to text her because we haven't been working right now. I just want the best for her," Sarah told E! News. "I'm just trying to watch out for her."
Permanent custody decided later
During a recent hearing, Ariel's sister Shanelle Gray's attorney Michael Kretzner referred to a Department of Child and Family Services report, which concluded that accusations of emotional abuse by her mother were "substantiated" but their investigation into allegations of physical abuse was "inconclusive".
The judge denied a guardianship request by Ariel's father Glenn Workman, who claimed he could fully support himself and his daughter after originally stating in a declaration that he would not object to Ariel remaining with her older sister.
"I have found that Shanelle is capable of the temporary guardianship," the judge said.
Permanent custody will be decided at a later trial date.