Happy to have her again! Amanda Bynes posted a photo with her "beautiful" older sister Jillian on Thursday, May 15.
In the candy sibling snapshot, Bynes, 28, and Jillian, 31, beam side-by-side in stylish outfits. The former Nickelodeon star wears a black peplum best and miniskirt, with a polka-dot sweater draped over her arms and pointed-toe, ankle-strap stilettos on her feet.
The actress remaining up to date her social media account on April 6, wearing a neon bikini and thanking fanatics for his or her birthday wishes.
Bynes' tweet calling her sister "beautiful" is in stark distinction to her tweets last summer season, when she slammed Jillian as "ugly." Prior to her rehab stint, Bynes wrote on Twitter in June 2013, "My Sister Jillian Has An Ugly Face Don't Worry Drake." Jillian, although, was once just one of many celebrities Bynes referred to as "ugly" during that time period.
Though it was believed that Bynes had been recognized with a mental illness, her mother, Lynn Bynes, set the record straight to Us Weekly closing month. "Amanda has no mental illness whatsoever. She has never been diagnosed as schizophrenic or bipolar," Lynn advised Us in a statement, by means of legal professional Tamar Arminak. "She is very sorry for all the hurtful tweets, statements and actions that occurred while she was under the influence of marijuana."
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Since returning home in December 2013, after a number of months of treatment at a Malibu facility, Bynes has deleted all of her offensive tweets. The actress was once also put on three years of probation back in February, after the court docket dropped her DUI charge.
Jillian, for her part, has been supporting her sibling through recovery. The older Bynes sister tweeted an image with Amanda on April 3, writing: "Happy Birthday to my beautiful sister! I love you!"
"Amanda currently is on zero medication. She's devoted to living her life as healthy as possible," Arminak advised Us. "Her family is closely involved with her day-to-day life, but they try to give her as much autonomy as possible."
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