Amanda Bynes Refutes TikTok Claim of Pregnancy by Dan Schneider

Amanda Bynes has firmly denied a viral TikTok video that claims she was pregnant with former Nickelodeon executive Dan Schneider‘s child when she was just 13 years old. In a statement to TMZ, Bynes described the video as “completely bogus” and asserted that it was not created by her. According to Bynes, the clip circulating on social media is manipulated and filled with falsehoods.

The viral TikTok suggests that Bynes is making serious allegations against Schneider. However, she clarified that the video does not originate from her official TikTok account. Instead, she accused the creator of the video of splicing together clips from her social media content to fabricate “lies for click bait.” Bynes pointed out that the first clip featured in the TikTok is taken from a recent Instagram Story she posted, where she briefly shows her boyfriend.

Bynes’ denial comes amid ongoing scrutiny of Schneider, who is currently embroiled in a legal battle. He has filed a defamation lawsuit against the producers of the documentary titled Quiet on Set. In his claim, Schneider argues that the documentary misrepresents him as a child sexual abuser, which he contends has significantly damaged his reputation.

The controversy surrounding Schneider is not new. Lori Beth Denberg, a former star of All That, has previously accused him of inappropriate behavior during her time as a young adult in the entertainment industry. Schneider has responded to these allegations by characterizing them as exaggerated.

This latest incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by former child actors and the complex dynamics within the entertainment industry. As social media platforms continue to amplify claims and rumors, the veracity of such statements remains a critical concern for those involved.

Bynes’ situation reflects a broader trend where public figures are increasingly taking to social media to clarify misunderstandings and combat misinformation. As this story develops, it raises questions about the impact of digital media on personal reputations and the responsibilities of content creators in the age of viral information.