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Lindsay Lohan’s former fellow inmate and “Pretty Wild” reality star Alexis Neiers said she could hear the actress break down when she was put behind bars last week.

“Crying. [Lindsay] was crying,” Neiers, who finished her 30-day jail term at the Century Regional Detention Facility, in Lynwood, Calif., for pleading no contest to burglarizing Orlando Bloom’s home, told E! Online. “I could hear her.”

According to Neiers, Lohan’s first few days in jail were the most difficult.

“I could start hearing like what was going on in there, I tried to just, really just keep to myself and the last thing I really want to hear, you know, when you’re trying to be so strong and just get through the day. I mean, the days are so long in there, you’re woken up at 5:30,” Neiers explained. “She was crying. She was talking to deputies and, you know, just trying to — I couldn’t really like make it out, but from what I saw the first day, I mean, she was lying in there and just trying to like calm down.”

Neiers claimed that the 24-year-old actress has been allowed some special treatment since entering jail.

“I mean, she got to keep her [hair] extensions in and everything, which most people don’t,” she told E! “And the girls were like, ‘Ah, they had to take my weave out and cut it all out and,’ you know, stuff like that.”

However, the actress’ legal counsel, Shawn Chapman Holley, told Access Hollywood on Sunday that Lohan “is not getting special treatment and she hasn’t asked for special treatment.”

Neiers also offered Lohan some advice for her remaining days in jail.

“I wish her the best, honestly, but you know, it’s all up to your mindset, and I don’t know what her mindset is in there,” she said. “And I mean, from what I understand, she was having medical attention and she was just trying to get — I’m sure she was just trying to get through the days. I mean, it’s hard.”

Los Angeles sheriff’s officials say Lindsay Lohan will likely spend about two weeks of her three-month sentence in jail.

Department spokesman Steve Whitmore says Lohan is likely to be released on Aug. 1 or 2. The projected release date reflects all the credits Lohan is likely to receive.

The department has said the actress was likely to serve a quarter of her sentence or less.

Lohan surrendered at a Beverly Hills courthouse on Tuesday and was immediately whisked away to an all-women’s jail in Lynwood. She will serve her time in an isolation unit that has previously hosted Paris Hilton and Michelle Rodriguez.

The 24-year-old’s jail sentence began two weeks after a judge sentenced her to three months in jail and another three months in rehab for a probation violation.

Arrival and departure
Wearing dark denim jeans, a gray top, black corset belt and black jacket, the 24-year-old Lohan showed up at the Beverly Hills courtroom about 10 minutes late. After a short hearing, she rose and was handcuffed behind her back to serve her time for a probation violation.

Lohan was accompanied to court by her mother, Dina, and younger sister Ali, who wiped away tears after her sister was taken into a lockup.

Her estranged father, Michael Lohan, yelled, “We love you Lindsay!” as his daughter was led away. She was then taken across town to the Century Regional Detention Facility in the industrial suburb of Lynwood.

Lindsay Lohan will undergo an evaluation from Drs. Kaushal Sharma and Adam Weisman, Access Hollywood has learned.

Sharma, a psychiatrist according to TMZ, and Weisman, listed as a psychologist on Psyris.com, will “interview” the jail-bound star and “submit an opinion as to best type of program for the defendant,” according to a minute order from Tuesday’s court hearing obtained by Access.

The “interview” will also determine “whether alcohol has adverse reaction with (Lohan’s) prescriptions.”

According to a probation officer’s report also obtained by Access, those prescriptions include Nexium, Zoloft, Trazadone, Adderall and “sometimes Dilaudid for dental pain.”

The report states that those prescriptions have caused her to test positive for amphetamines and/or opiates on several occasions, which was thus “not a violation of probation.”

As for how long Lohan has used prescription drugs, the report states that “the defendant indicates she has been on the same prescription medication for as long as she can remember.”

Lohan’s father, Michael Lohan, has long alleged that his daughter was using prescription drugs, claiming to Access back in October 2009, “I think once you’re on the prescription medication long enough, medically you become addicted to it. … I can’t get into what the medications are.”

As for the actress’ current condition, Sharma reportedly told TMZ that he will spend at least a few hours with Lohan — potentially half a day. Weisman was not immediately available for comment when contacted by Access on Wednesday afternoon.