“Gossip Girl” actress Chanel Maya Banks has been found safe and unharmed after she was went missing last week in Los Angeles.

Law enforcement TMZ said On Wednesday, Banks was found safe and sound, and I don’t suspect foul play was involved in her disappearance.

Earlier Wednesday, it was reported that the “Blue Bloods” actress, 36, had not been heard from since October 30.

Banks’ cousin, Danielle-Tori Singh, flew in from Toronto to help her search for the actress, who she said she is very close to.

Banks’ mother, Judy Singh, arrived in LA from New York to find her daughter.

Danielle-Tori and her other relatives became worried when they didn’t hear from Banks.

“Five days without hearing from my cousin are red flags and alarm bells,” she ABC 7 said earlier this week.

“She doesn’t go more than 48 hours without talking to me or her mother. … That girl is more like a big sister to me.”

Danielle-Tori, who passed out missing-persons flyers in her cousin’s neighborhood, said Tuesday that Banks’ husband has not cooperated with the family or authorities in their search to find his wife.

“He is not willing to help the LAPD. He is not willing to help me or her mother find her,” she said.

“He removes flyers from stations and cars.”

When Banks’ family gained access to her home on Nov. 10, they found that “all of her belongings were still there,” according to a GoFundMe page they set up.

“The only things we haven’t found are her phone and laptop. She also doesn’t go anywhere without her dog, which was left behind,” she added.

Danielle-Tori also claimed that Banks’ husband had a “broken lip and marks and scratches on his neck and arms” on November 10, which he “didn’t have two days ago when the police did the last check of well-being”.

When asked where Banks was, Danielle-Tori claimed he replied: “She doesn’t want to be found, she’ll be in touch when she’s ready.”

Banks played Sawyer Bennett in three episodes of the CW teen drama in 2009. She also starred in an episode of “Blue Bloods” and the 2010 film “Twelve.”

The family’s GoFundMe account has raised nearly $4,000 at the time of this publication. It’s unclear whether the money will be returned to the donors, not that Banks has been found safe.