Amanda Bynes posted a video of her on Tuesday flaunting her baby bump in a gray sports bra, black sweatpants and white sneakers while listening to Travis Scott’s 2018 song Butterfly Effect.
The 38-year-old former Nickelodeon star, who has 458,000 followers, has deleted her entire Instagram feed and only follows 76 accounts, including those of rappers Drake and Ty Dolla $ign, as well as the Aquaman and the Kingdom actor Lost, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II.
Amanda is currently on a weight loss journey to regain her 110-pound body from her acting heyday.
“I have gained over 20 pounds in the last few months due to depression,” Bynes wrote on March 28 via Instastory.
‘Now I’m much better and I’ve learned to do the opposite when I don’t feel like exercising or eating healthy. I’m 162lbs right now and I want to get back to 110lbs.’
Amanda Bynes posted a video of herself on Tuesday flaunting her baby bump in a gray sports bra, black sweatpants, and white sneakers while listening to Travis Scott’s 2018 song Butterfly Effect.
In 2018, the retired SAG Award nominee said Paper He was “completely abusing Adderall,” which he called “the new diet pill,” in 2006 to maintain his slender 5-foot-7 frame.
Her mirror selfie came the same day her former All That co-star Lori Beth Denberg opened up about witnessing her former boss Dan Schneider overworking a “tired and haggard” Amanda when she was 13 on the set of their 1999 spin-off, The Amanda Show.
The Good Burger 2 actress, 48, recalled Business Insider how she was kicked off the set after warning the 58-year-old Emmy-nominated showrunner not to “change the girl’s lines on the spot” and he sternly responded, “I can do whatever I want.”
“I felt like I tried to help her, help Amanda, and I couldn’t,” Lori said.
Denberg also accused Dan, who left Nickelodeon in 2018, of showing her pornography, sexually assaulting her and having phone sex with her while she was performing on his Nickelodeon comedy series from 1994 to 1998, all of which he denied.
Schneider noted that Business Insider reporter Kate Taylor was also an executive producer of Investigative Discovery’s explosive four-part documentary series Quiet On Set: The Dark Side Of Kids TV, against which she filed a defamation lawsuit last week.
“As I’ve said before, there were times, especially early in my career, where I made mistakes and showed poor judgment as a leader,” Dan told Business Insider on Tuesday.
‘If I did that regarding Lori Beth, I sincerely apologize. “But I can’t apologize for things I didn’t do.”
The former Nickelodeon star, 38, is currently on a weight loss journey to regain her 110-pound body from her acting heyday (R, pictured in 2009).
Amanda wrote on March 28 via Instastory: ‘I have gained over 20 pounds in the last few months due to my depression. I’m much better now and have learned to do opposite actions when I don’t feel like exercising or eating healthy. I’m 162 pounds right now and I want to get back to 110 pounds.
In 2018, Bynes told Paper that she was “completely abusing Adderall,” which she called “the new diet pill,” in 2006 to maintain her slender 5-foot-7 frame.
The retired SAG Award nominee’s mirror selfie came on the same day her former All That co-star Lori Beth Denberg (M, pictured in 1996) opened up about witnessing her former boss Dan Schneider working too hard on a “tired and haggard” Amanda when she was 13 years old. -old lady on the set of her 1999 spin-off, The Amanda Show
The Good Burger 2 actress, 48 (pictured in 2023), recalled to Business Insider how she was kicked off the set after warning the 58-year-old Emmy-nominated showrunner not to “change the girl’s lines in the act”. and he replied sternly: ‘I can do whatever I want.’
“I felt like I tried to help her, help Amanda, and I couldn’t,” Lori said.
Dan, who left Nickelodeon in 2018, joined Bynes in a hot tub for an Amanda Show segment, attempted to get her emancipated from her parents Rick and Lynn Bynes, and was accused of general inappropriate behavior by many former Nickelodeon actors.
Schneider (pictured March 19) told Business Insider on Tuesday: “As I said previously, there were times, particularly in the early years of my career, when I made mistakes and showed poor judgment as a leader. If I did that with Regarding Lori Beth, I sincerely apologize, but I can’t apologize for things I didn’t do.’
Dan noted that Business Insider reporter Kate Taylor also executive produced Investigative Discovery’s explosive four-part docuseries Quiet On Set: The Dark Side Of Kids TV, against which she filed a defamation lawsuit last week.
But a source told TMZ on March 22 that the Southern California native “didn’t have a bad experience” on any of her Nickelodeon shows, starring Drake Bell, who revealed he was sexually abused by speech coach Brian Peck at that time.
Amanda’s nine-year legal guardianship controlled by her mother (R, pictured in 2004) ended in 2022, but she was hospitalized in a psychiatric treatment facility from March 20, 2023 to June 30, 2023 after spending four days in a row wandering the streets of Los Angeles in a manic state
Schneider is suing creators Mary Robertson and Emma Schwartz, Warner Bros. Discovery, Maxine Productions, Sony Pictures Television and more for falsely implying that she sexually abused child actors who worked on her shows.
The Better Off Dead alum joined Bynes in a hot tub for an Amanda Show segment, attempted to get her emancipated from her parents Rick and Lynn Bynes, and was accused of general inappropriate behavior by many former Nickelodeon actors.
But a source said TMZ on March 22 that the Southern California native ‘did not have a bad experience’ on any of her Nickelodeon shows starring Drake Bell, who revealed he was sexually abused by speech coach Brian Peck at the time.
Amanda’s nine-year legal guardianship controlled by her mother ended in 2022, but she was hospitalized in a psychiatric treatment facility from March 20, 2023 to June 30, 2023 after spending four straight days wandering the streets of Los Angeles. in a manic state.
Bynes was previously hospitalized in 2013 following a public meltdown that involved a series of bizarre run-ins with the law dating back to 2012, including two hit-and-runs and two DUIs.
The V Beauty Pure paid partner, who earned an associate degree from the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising in 2019, is currently earning her manicurist license after registering just one episode from a podcast on December 11 with Paul Sieminski.
“We can’t get the kind of guests I would like on the show, say like Jack Harlow, Drake or Post Malone,” Amanda explained on December 17 via TikTok.
“So maybe one day, if we can get those kinds of guests, we’ll resume the podcast.” But for now I’m taking a break.’
