Amanda Bynes Debuts New Eyebrow Color Which Immediately Turned Heads

Amanda Bynes is back online, and she’s making sure nobody misses her latest look. The former child star popped up on Instagram on Friday with a new video that put her new bold beauty choice front and center. Bynes was seen with wild purple eyebrows and bleached hair, filming herself inside a vehicle parked in a lot. Bynes also coordinated her makeup moment by matching her lipstick to the vibrant brows, and she flashed an extra-long manicure that took the glam to full statement status. But the striking eyebrows weren’t the only reason Amanda Bynes hit post.

Amanda Bynes Teases Studio Return To Finish ‘Girlfriend’ As EDM Preview Drops On Instagram

In the clip, Bynes teased that she’s stepping back into the studio and continuing her push into music, telling her followers, "What's up, everybody. I wanted to make a quick post just to let you know I'm going back into the studio tomorrow to work on my song 'girlfriend.' I'm so excited to see how it turns out and I really can't wait for you all to hear it as well."

Earlier, she updated her Instagram page with a teaser of the track’s sound, featuring EDM-style beats and what appeared to be Bynes singing, "I want to be your girlfriend."

Bynes’ Music Tease Follows OnlyFans Join She Said Wasn’t For ‘Sleazy Content’

Amanda Bynes’ latest music tease comes after she made headlines last year for joining OnlyFans, a move she insisted wasn’t about adult content. As The Blast reported in April 2025, Bynes had signed up for the platform to connect with fans in a non-sexual way. At the time, she emphasized she planned to use OnlyFans primarily for its chat feature, making it clear she wasn’t interested in posting “sleazy content.”

A source also noted Bynes planned to use the platform to spotlight her skills as a fashion designer, positioning it as more of a fan hub than a typical OnlyFans page.

Amanda Bynes’ Nickelodeon Rise And Public Struggles Resurface As She Steps Into A New Era

Amanda Bynes’ latest career moment is landing with extra praise, given that her path to this point has been anything but simple. The former Nickelodeon standout rose fast and young, becoming a full-on teen TV staple thanks to her comedy and star power on "All That" and "The Amanda Show" before she moved that fame into a successful run in movies.

But as the spotlight got brighter, the rougher the ride became. In the years after her peak fame, Bynes went through very public struggles, sparking constant headlines and concern from fans who had grown up watching her. She eventually stepped away from the constant grind of Hollywood.

Bynes Admits She Was ‘Ashamed And Embarrassed’ By Twitter Rants In Candid 2018 Confession

Amanda Bynes has been open about how hard that chapter of her life was, and how much she regrets the way it played out publicly. In 2018, the former Nickelodeon star reflected on stepping away from acting in 2010 and admitted that the years that followed, including her Twitter rants, left her feeling deeply remorseful.

She told Paper Magazine that the period made her feel “ashamed and embarrassed,” adding, “I can't turn back time, but if I could, I would. And I'm so sorry to whoever I hurt and whoever I lied about because it truly eats away at me. It makes me feel so horrible and sick to my stomach and sad. Everything I worked my whole life to achieve, I kind of ruined it all through Twitter.”

Amanda Bynes Says Adderall Use On ‘Hall Pass’ Set Left Her ‘Scatterbrained’ Before She Quit Acting

Bynes has been candid about when she says her substance use first started, and the point where she feels things spiraled. The former Nickelodeon star previously revealed she began using marijuana at 16, but said it was when she started taking Adderall, a medication prescribed for ADHD, that her problems really began.

Looking back on her time filming "Hall Pass" in 2011, Bynes described how she was using the pills on set, saying, "When I was doing [2011 film] 'Hall Pass,' I remember being in the trailer and I used to chew the Adderall tablets because I thought they made me [more] high [that way]. I remember chewing on a bunch of them and literally being scatterbrained and not being able to focus on my lines or memorize them for that matter."

Not long after, Bynes pulled out of the project, which ultimately became the final film she worked on before stepping away from acting.

A Look Back At Bynes’ Treatment Journey As She Turns The Page And Steps Into A New Era

Amanda Bynes’ struggles have also included multiple periods of treatment over the years, with the former actress spending time in mental health and sober living facilities as she worked to address substance abuse and ongoing mental health concerns. Those have included both involuntary holds and voluntary stays, with her well-being repeatedly becoming a focus following public incidents and major life transitions.

After years of highly public highs and heartbreaking lows, Bynes now appears to be turning the page, trading chaos for creativity as she steps into a new era.