Amanda posted this tweet an hour ago: "I've unretired."
Hopefully Amanda's making a huge comeback into Hollywood!
Welcome back Ms. Bynes!
Hopefully Amanda's making a huge comeback into Hollywood!
Welcome back Ms. Bynes!
Amanda is one of my dearest friends and I completely support whatever decisions she make. I’m happy for her, proud that she stood up and did what she wanted to do, and didn’t care what anybody thought! Go on girl! Enjoy retirement.
Baysox Director of Promotions Lauren Phillips was shocked by [Amanda's retirement] announcement. "I can not believe she's retiring at 24," Phillips said. "She had such a long and incredible career in front of her. I've been a huge fan for years, there will be no replacing Amanda Bynes in pop culture."
The team promises that attendees will get free cake and can sign a retirement card to the now-former actress, can make Amanda Bynes tribute t-shirts, take part in a Bynes look-alike contest, and view career retrospective video clips.
Her publicist tells the Daily News that Bynes "sounded great" as late as last Thursday when she was doing press for her upcoming movie, "Easy A."
Melissa Raubvogel claims Bynes had said she wanted to "take some down time" but never mentioned retiring.
As for the Daily Beast's report that Bynes was fired from the Farrelly brothers film "Hall Pass," the actress' rep fervently denied it, saying her client left over a "scheduling conflict."

