Amanda Bynes, 40, looks thinner than ever as she shows off her toned legs in tiny shorts after Ozempic weight loss

Amanda Bynes is on a mission to prove she's still All That.

The 40-year-old former child star and teen queen was spotted flaunting her increasingly fit physique while out in Los Angeles on Tuesday. 

The What A Girl Wants star's toned legs were showcased in short shorts while leaving a 7-11 convenience store after picking up two Alani Nu Energy Drinks, of the Cotton Swirl and Cotton Candy variety.

The platinum blonde's latest leggy display comes just days after she busted some moves — and showed off her more than 40lb weight loss —  on Instagram.

In the 10-second teaser for her upcoming song Trap House, the ex-Nickelodeon star sported prominent black eye makeup and a streamlined metallic silver top tucked into baggy cargo pants with sneakers.

Bynes hyped that a full-length music video is 'coming soon' to promote her musical collaboration with indie artist-producers Zabba and Lil Dexx for Create Music Group.

However, many of the former Easy A starlet's online frenemies posted accusations that the star used AI to generate the clip in the comment section.

Some commentators even went so far as to point out that her choreography was mysteriously reminiscent of that danced by Blackpink member Jennie for her hit track like JENNIE, which dropped way back in March 2025.

When ran through Online AI video detector UncovAI, the model was 93% certain that the Trap House video was indeed AI generated.

The Daily Mail has reached out to Bynes for comment. 

Meanwhile, the star has been much more open about her GLP-1-assisted weight loss journey.

In December, the She's The Man star proudly informed her followers on social media that she used to weigh 180lbs but had 'lost 28lbs on ozempic!'

Functional nutritionist Monica Partier told the Daily Mail in March that Bynes appeared to have dropped around 40lb which would have put her weight at about 140lb.

'Amanda keeps losing weight week after week, it's very obvious,' Partier said. 'Whatever she is taking is working well for her.'

'She must be at her weight goal by now as she seems to be rather thin,' she said, adding that if Bynes keeps up the good work, 'she could be able to keep the weight off even if she goes off the medication.'

'If you really want to keep your weight low, you have to stick to whole foods that are full of nutrients. But there are always good fats that can be consumed, like nuts and avocados.'

Partier also advised, 'As long as she is eating high-protein, vegetable-loaded meals with little processed foods, little dairy and hardly any sugar, she should be able to stay slender once she quits the medication.

'There is a way to maintain the weight loss, she just needs to be diligent.'

In December, Bynes posted a snap of herself and revealed she was 'down to 152lbs,' but added: 'I know I still look big but this photo is really inspiring to me!'

She had announced in June 2025 that she was 'going on Ozempic,' amid the craze of weight loss injectables sweeping the entertainment industry.

Bynes declared herself 'so excited' and explained that she hoped 'to get down to like 130, which would be awesome so I look better in paparazzi pictures.'

By November 2025, she revealed: 'I've lost 20 pounds so far. I'm so excited about that, to be honest. Also, I want to lose about 50 more pounds.'

Speaking to 714,000 followers via her Insta Stories, Bynes specified that she was '163 now,' noting she 'actually shot up on the Ozempic pill, shot up to 180 from 173. So I was able to lose twenty pounds from 180 and now I'm down to 163 on the Ozempic injection.'

Bynes shared that the injectable was 'working' and she was 'trying to lose more weight just to feel skinny and cute.'

She had announced in 2024 that depression caused her to gain 20lbs, admitting that her ultimate goal was to return to her teenage weight of 110lbs.

In her ongoing quest for self-enhancement, Bynes also had lip fillers injected last August and in 2023 confirmed she had excess skin surgically removed off her eyelids.

She referred to the eyelid surgery - which is known as a blepharoplasty - as 'one of the best things I could have ever done for my self-confidence.'