Amanda Bynes Treatment for Anger Issues? Will Hire a Team of Experts Before Signing Recording Contract
Amanda Bynes is moving on with a new life. Sources have reported that the former child star is ready to confront her anger issues and begin a new career as a rapper.
Amanda Bynes is not insane, despite her strange antics in court, means rants on Twitter, and new obsession with plastic surgery. She simply has anger issues, a source recently revealed.
"Amanda isn't crazy, she just has lots of anger issues and knows she needs help dealing with that," an insider told Fox.
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But the good news is that Bynes has a plan. Because New York is hectic enough to get to anyone, let alone an estranged teen star, the 27-year-old is now considering looking for a team of helpers in California, the source revealed.
"She's determined to pull it all together," the source told the news station adding that medical professionals and a life coach would help compose that team.
Some of those anger issues include rants that Bynes has written on Twitter, criticizing a number of celebrities. Her latest victims were on Monday when she said that President Obama and his wife were "ugly." Bynes has also had unusual behavior in court. The star showed up to a New York hearing wearing an aqua blue wig, false eyelashes, and sweats.
"It's all for attention. The wigs, the 'ugly' talk," said the source. "She doesn't take that seriously, but finds it amusing that everyone will write and talk about it so she keeps doing it."
Bynes is serious about her rapping career however and may consider signing a recording deal soon, but not until all of her recent plastic surgery can be completed. She said on Twitter that her plastic surgeon had recently "broke my nose during surgery but hasn't finished my nose! It's still broken and I can't breathe!"
When she recovers however, her career as a rapper may have potential.
"Amanda is very serious about the rap career," the source noted. "And I think she will surprise people. She's actually very good."
