Amanda Bynes steps out in black outfit after revealing she's on Ozempic
Amanda Bynes wore an all-black outfit for an outing in Malibu on Tuesday.
The 39-year-old former child star wore a thin crew neck sweatshirt with leggings featuring a thin white line down the side.
Bynes, who rose to fame on Nickelodeon as a tween, added a pair of white sneakers and carried a quilted Chanel bag over her shoulder.
Her long platinum hair was cut into a mullet and she sported filled in eyebrows, black eyeliner, and pink lipstick.
It comes after she took to Instagram on Sunday to announce that she's started an Ozempic journey.
The 39-year-old former child star wore a thin crew neck sweatshirt with leggings featuring a thin white line down the side
The She's the Man star said she's turning to the GLP1 weight loss drug in order to lose weight so that she looks 'better in paparazzi photos.'
'Oh, I'm going on Ozempic. So excited. I'm 173 now so I hope to get down to like 130, which would be awesome so I look better in paparazzi pictures,' Bynes told her 594,000 followers in the clip.
She added, 'I will post about my Ozempic journey, of course.'
Last year Amanda revealed she'd gained 20 pounds due to depression and that she'd like drop down to the 110lbs she weighed as a teenager.
She announced her foray into subscription site OnlyFans in April, telling her online audience she was using it to communicate with them, and insisting she would not be sharing anything 'sleazy.'
A source close to the former child star claimed the move would not only afford her the opportunity to make money, share her fashion designs and provide a potential springboard into reality TV, but also be a safe space to reveal 'what happened from her past at Nickelodeon.'
'Amanda was looking into making money and is convinced that OnlyFans will bring some serious cash her way,' the insider told DailyMail.com.
'Her intentions are to do this before she seeks any reality show opportunities. She understands the stigma around OnlyFans, but she is determined to make this very safe – nothing naughty.
'She wants to share some of her future designs with her fans, collaborate with them and she also wants to tell stories to people who don't know everything about what happened from her past at Nickelodeon.'
Late last year the ex All That cast member hosted an art show, which was attended by Noah Cyrus.
In December she collaborated with fashion designer Austin Babbitt, aka Asspizza, to pull off the event after working on and releasing a set of clothing designs together.
The soiree was held at the PLANTS + SPACES store in Los Angeles and tickets sold out, according to a link shared on Amanda's Instagram account.
In early October Bynes revealed that she'd worked on several pieces of clothing with Austin.
Their collection included a $60 white T-shirt with a bold-lined black sketch of a woman resembling the retired actress.
Other pieces offered on Babbitt's website at the time were three iterations of $100 shorts with original drawings.
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