Actress Amanda Bynes recently spoke out about a tweet she made four years ago that caused a stir on the internet.

The tweet in question read, “I want @drake to murder my vagina,” and was met with confusion and criticism from the public.

Bynes explained in a new interview with Hollyscoop that she was not insincere when she made the tweet, but that she was under the influence of drugs at the time.

Bynes clarified that the tweet was her way of expressing interest in having s– with the Canadian rapper.

She said, “I was serious, but I was also on drugs. It just means, like, ‘F–k me, Drake!’”

The actress went on to explain that she had a series of tweets about Drake at the time, ranging from calling him “ugly” to “the man of her dreams” to “gorgeous.”

Although the tweet caused controversy, Drake never addressed it publicly. Bynes expressed her admiration for the rapper, calling him “hot.”

In the same interview, Bynes also revealed that she has been three years sober and has been spending her free time helping others.

She has been spinning and feeding the homeless, and has also made her return to acting.

Bynes has had a tumultuous past, including a public breakdown in 2014 that resulted in her being placed under psychiatric hold.

She has since taken steps to improve her mental health and has been working on her sobriety.

Bynes first rose to fame in the late 1990s and early 2000s as a child star on Nickelodeon.

She went on to star in several movies, including “She’s the Man” and “Easy A.”

The actress has been open about her struggles with addiction and mental health issues in the past.

In a 2018 interview with Paper Magazine, she revealed that she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and manic depression.

Bynes has also faced legal troubles in the past, including multiple DUI arrests. She has since completed rehab and has been focused on her recovery.

Despite her past struggles, Bynes has expressed a desire to return to acting.

In 2019, she announced that she had enrolled in fashion school and was interested in pursuing a career in design.

The actress has also been active on social media in recent years, sharing updates on her life and expressing gratitude for her sobriety and support system.