See Amanda Bynes's Giant Engagement Ring In Her Instagram Post

From ELLE

Millennials everywhere know the name Amanda Bynes. The Amanda Show was the sketch variety show for people too young to understand Saturday Night Live and born too late to comprehend the brilliance of The Carol Burnett Show. "Court dismissed, bring in the dancing lobstas" was maybe one of the funniest things you'd ever seen if you were seven. And to be honest, it's still pretty funny at 27.

Bynes, whose comedic work has entertained people now nearing 30 for more than two decades, just did a very grown-up thing: She got engaged. On Friday, Valentine's Day, the What a Girl Wants star shared a photo of her giant ring on her Instagram account with the caption, "Engaged to tha love of my life." The person whose hand she is holding appears to already feature a gold band. Does he also have an engagement ring? Is that a wedding band? What's going on?

Bynes didn't provide anymore information, such as, you know, the name of her fiancé. The 33-year-old actress has actually been pretty private in recent years. She posts on her Instagram pretty infrequently. Her last post before the engagement photo was a week ago, but before that, Bynes posted a selfie on December 30, which revealed that she'd gotten a heart tattoo on her left cheek.

In April, Bynes's attorney, Tamar Arminak, revealed to E! News that Bynes had graduated from Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising (FIDM) in December 2018. E! also confirmed in September 2019 that Bynes has been spending time in a sober-living facility to focus on her sobriety.

"She hasn't had a recent relapse and is not doing drugs or alcohol," a source told E! then. "She is focused on her sobriety right now and committed to it and she feels really good about it," the insider shares. "She's doing really well."

In a Paper interview in late 2018, Bynes shared some details about her past with addiction and her behavior on Twitter.

"For me, the mixture of marijuana and whatever other drugs and sometimes drinking really messed up my brain," she said. "It really made me a completely different person. I actually am a nice person. I would never feel, say or do any of the things that I did and said to the people I hurt on Twitter. There are gateway drugs and thankfully I never did heroin or meth or anything like that but certain things that you think are harmless, they may actually affect you in a more harmful way. Be really, really careful because you could lose it all and ruin your entire life like I did."

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