Amanda Bynes expecting first child with fiance—report
Paul Michael and Amanda Bynes (Image: Instagram/@amandabynesreal)
Amanda Bynes and her fiance Paul Michael are soon to be parents to their first child together.
Bynes posted a sonogram on Instagram last Tuesday, March 17, and wrote, “Baby on board!”, E! News reported. Michael, too, shared the picture and said, “Baby in the making.”
Both their posts have been deleted, though as per E! News, a source confirmed the pregnancy. “She’s very, very early. Her parents know,” the source said.
Bynes announced her engagement to Michael last February. Three weeks later, the couple broke up and the actress wiped out pictures of her fiance from Instagram. Paul confirmed their split to In Touch Weekly and said, “I love her though, she’s my best friend.”
After the news on their split broke, Bynes posted a picture of them together last March 10 on Instagram, describing him as “My love.”
Once a Nickelodeon comedy darling, Bynes revealed in a video on Instagram last Feb. 20 that she had been sober for more than a year.
“I just wanted to post a video to say I’m sorry to everyone whom I called ugly on Twitter. I was feeling so ugly at the time and it was really hard for me to express myself at the time because I was so drugged out,” she said.
“Now, I’ve remained sober for over a year—same with Paul—and I just want to let you all know I love you guys and I’m so happy now. I feel like I got what’s mine and that’s Paul.”
A statement from Bynes’ lawyer David A. Esquibias to E! News elaborated on her health, but not on the pregnancy.
“Any reports that Amanda is suffering from drug or alcohol addiction issues are completely false. She is seeking treatment for ongoing mental health issues,” it said. “We ask for privacy during this time, and for any speculation about her personal life from the public and the media to cease so Amanda can focus on getting better.” Niña V. Guno /ra
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