Amanda Bynes is pushing back hard against a viral TikTok that claims she was pregnant by former Nickelodeon producer Dan Schneider when she was just 13. She insists the entire video is a fake — and that it has been altered from her own social media clips to spread lies for clicks.
According to Bynes, the clip is not from her TikTok account. She says parts of it were taken from a recent Instagram Story and spliced together with unrelated footage to construct a false narrative. In one edited segment, the video appears to cut away just as the camera pans to a different person, giving the impression that she’s making a serious personal revelation.
She described the claims as “full of BS,” calling them “click bait drivel” designed to mislead people.
What to Watch:
- Whether any legal action is taken against the creator of the fake TikTok.
- If more fact-checking outlets or public figures will call out the doctored video.
- Whether this controversy reignites broader scrutiny over her past working relationship with Schneider.
Summary:
Amanda Bynes strongly denies the authenticity of a viral TikTok that accuses Dan Schneider of getting her pregnant as a child. She asserts the video was manipulated from her own content and used to generate views, not truth.
