Celebrity Gossip

Feels Inspired, Lost 28 Pounds On Ozempic (Pic)

PowerVault Network December 23, 2025

Amanda Bynes is talking about feeling impressed after she lately misplaced 28 kilos whereas on Ozempic.

RELATED: Sources Reportedly Reveal How Amanda Bynes Reacted To Being Asked To Participate In ‘Quiet On Set’

Amanda Bynes Speaks On Feeling Inspired After Losing 28 Pounds On Ozempic

On Monday, December 22, Amanda Bynes took to her Instagram Story to re-post a paparazzi photograph of herself. To word, the photograph was initially shared via Instagram by Just Jared final week. Furthermore, the photograph confirmed strolling in Los Angeles whereas rocking platinum blonde brief hair, a white Lady Gaga T-shirt, ripped denims, and a blue purse.

Additionally, Byne captioned the photograph with:

“I normally don’t like paparazzi footage bc I used to be 180lbs however now I’ve misplaced 28lbs on ozempic! I’m right down to 152lbs. I do know I nonetheless look huge however this photograph is admittedly inspiring to me!”

Amanda Bynes reveals how a lot weight she’s misplaced on Ozempic in ‘inspiring’ replace https://t.co/cS9qpSDz04 pic.twitter.com/0EDibfX01z

— Page Six (@PageSix) December 23, 2025

Earlier This Year, Amanda Bynes Told Fans When She Began Using Ozempic

According to US Weekly, in June, Bynes instructed her Instagram followers that she was “happening Ozempic.” At the time, she famous her pleasure, explaining that she was 173 kilos and hoping to “get down to love 130, which might be superior so [she would] look higher in paparazzi footage.”

The Actor Previously Addressed A Viral Clip Alleging She Got Pregnant By Dan Schneider At 13

Amanda Bynes additionally made headlines final month when a clip went viral displaying an obvious Bynes alleging that she had gotten pregnant by ex-Nickelodeon producer Dan Schneider when she was 13. As The Shade Room beforehand reported, in response, Bynes shut the video down. Furthermore, she alleged that the clip was “altered” and never made by her. Additionally, she acknowledged that the clip was peddling “lies for clickbait.”