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Amanda Bynes stunned onlookers with a rare public outing as she stepped out in Los Angeles on October 24! spray actress and all that The 36-year-old alum was photographed donning black leggings and a short-sleeved crop top as she left for a local pharmacy and coffee on Monday. Amanda accessorised with black sneakers, gold statement earrings, a nose ring and a white beaded handbag. She wore her long black hair in a casual ponytail. He also had a beverage, a cell phone and some keys.

Amanda’s rare sighting in LA comes amid news that she has reconciled with ex Paul Michael Although according to the report of 21 October tmz, their engagement is still officially off, and they’re just back on dating. The former “It Girl” took to Instagram Stories earlier this month to tell fans she’s in cosmetology school. “To become a manicurist in cosmetology school!” she captioned a mirror selfie Taken at College and shared on October 7th easy a The actress also shared a picture of some creatively painted nails in black, silver and pink.

Amanda’s re-emergence in public life comes after a rough time. The actress opened up about her battle with drug use in November 2018 paper magazine interview, revealing that she first tried drugs at the age of 16. “Later it progressed to Molly and Bliss,” she explained. paperVia People magazine. ,[I tried] Cocaine three times but I’ve never gotten over cocaine. I never liked it. It was never my drug of choice. She also said that she “definitely abused Adderall.”

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This was after his appearance in 2010 easy a with Emma Stone That Amanda says her “perception of things” has changed. “I literally couldn’t stand my presence in that film and I didn’t like my performance,” she told the magazine. “I was absolutely convinced that I needed to stop acting after watching it,” Bynes explains. “I was high on marijuana when I saw it but for some reason it really started affecting me. I don’t know if it was a drug-induced psychosis or what, but it affected my brain compared to other people. It affected me in a different way. It completely changed my perception of things.”

From there, she went down a difficult path, eventually landing herself in a legal guardianship in 2013. Thankfully, by March of 2022, a judge removed the stereotype and Amanda regained her independence. “I have no fear of the future,” she said paper“I’ve been through the worst and came out the other end and survived it so I feel like it’s only over here.”