Shaun Weiss is ready to pay it forward … after rebounding from drug addiction and homelessness, the “Mighty Ducks” star wants to help fellow former child actor Tylor Chase with a similar battle.

Fans will remember Tylor as Martin Qwerly from Nickelodeon’s “Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide” in the early 2000s … but a viral video has shown him now living on the streets in California.

Comedian Russell Peters is the one who showed Shaun the video of 36-year-old Tylor, seen with disheveled hair, wearing a Las Vegas Raiders polo and oversized ripped jeans he holds up with his hands.

Shaun says Tylor was supposedly last seen at the Westgate Plaza in Riverside, California, but he’s still trying to get a hold of him.

A previous video of Tylor prompted fans to launch a GoFundMe campaign, which was later ended by Tylor’s mother, who insisted her son needed medical attention, not money.

Shaun can relate to what Tylor is going through. He was living on the streets in 2020 when he seemingly hit rock bottom with an arrest for burglary and meth.

In the years since, Shaun’s cleaned up his act and gotten back into Hollywood … landing a movie gig and doing standup comedy.

This is bananas … a passenger at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport was caught trying to bring “nonhuman primate meat” through Customs.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection said they seized the prohibited item along with some “unknown plants” and beans that were reportedly carrying pests. All the items were reportedly destroyed.

The passenger, from Congo, apparently didn’t think anything of it.

But instead of going ape s***, the CBP shared a rather measured social media post.

According to the CBP, “A passenger from Congo believed the food they were bringing was fine; it was not.”

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