Amanda Bynes talked about her drug problems during a return interview

One of the biggest children's stars of all time spoke extremely honestly in this interview, which is her first in years.

Amanda Bynes was away from the public a few years ago. This would have been a radical change for someone who must be considered one of the most famous children stars of all time.

Her television show, The Amanda Show, was the favorite of all children at some point in the early 2000s, and she later starred in some blockbuster movies. What a girl wants is her and the man and Hairspray were all tubes, and it was essential to watch a teenager at some point.

But things took a turn for the star several years ago, which led her to announce her departure from the star in the form of a series of controversial tweets.

And Monday night, an interview with Paper Magazine partly explained his decision.

Speaking of these tweets, Bynes said, "I am really ashamed and embarrbaded by what I said, I can not go back, but if I could, I would, and I'm really sorry for those I've hurt and those I've lied about because it's really gnawing at me.

"It makes me feel so horrible and sick of sadness and belly," said Bynes. "Everything I worked for all my life, I ruined everything with Twitter." But she added, "This is certainly not Twitter fault – it's my fault. "

She also talked about an addiction to Adderall that resulted from a desire to lose weight, stating that she remembers seeing it, "an image on the screen and literally stumbled into thinking that my arm was so big because it was in the foreground or whatever and I remember you rushed and pondered, Oh my god, I look so bad. "

She is now sober for four years and is graduating as an art badociate in the development of derivative products from the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising.

You can read the entire interview here.