Nick Cannon Says Amanda Bynes Is 'Still Working on Herself,' But Doing 'So Much Better' (Exclusive)

Nick Cannon Says Amanda Bynes Is Doing 'So Much Better' (Exclusi…

Katy Perry Says Motherhood Is the 'Best Decision' She Ever Made …

Courtney B. Vance Says ‘61st Street’ Shows How 'Truly Broken' Ou…

Tom Cruise Says Lady Gaga’s Theme Song Is the ‘Heartbeat’ of ‘To…

MGK Says Love Is His Greatest Project While Discussing Wedding P…

Jacob Elordi Says 'Euphoria' Co-Star Angus Cloud Is the 'Kindest…

'Thor: Love and Thunder': Watch the First Official Trailer

Travis Barker Claps Back at Fan Making Fun of His PDA With Kourt…

Nicolas Cage on Why He’s Excited for Another Baby (Exclusive)

Nicole Kidman Wants to Co-Star in a Rom-Com With Alexander Skars…

Inside Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Secret Meetings With the…

Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie React to Their Broadcast Hall of …

‘Top Gun: Maverick’: Inside Pilot Training With Tom Cruise

Prince Harry Wants a Mediator to Improve Relationship With Princ…

Inside ‘My Big Fat Greek Wedding’s Success and Nia Vardalos’ Rea…

Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard: Depp Takes Stand and Denies Abusing…

Cameron Mathison Gushes Over Getting to Work With Wife Vanessa o…

'Good Sam' Sneak Peek: Griff Is Surprised by Good News (Exclusiv…

How Jada Pinkett Smith and 'Red Table Talk' Addressed Will Smith…
Nick Cannon will always be there for his "little sis," Amanda Bynes.
ET's Katie Krause spoke with Cannon on the set of Lip Sync Battle Shorties on Tuesday, where he opened up about Bynes, five years after he wrote an open letter to the actress offering his support amid her troubled times.
"As of recently, I haven't [spoken to her], but I heard she's doing so much better," Cannon said. "People, when they're dealing with personal issues, sometimes you gotta give them their space, and then when they reach out, that's the time to do it."
Cannon and Bynes co-starred together on Nickelodeon's All That between 1998 and 2002, and he's remained a huge fan of hers through the years. Bynes was arrested in 2012 on DUI charges, and continued to exhibit bizarre behavior over the next few years. The former child star has since taken a step away from the spotlight, focusing on her studies at L.A.'s Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising.
"It's always an open invite whenever she needs anything, career or even personally. I'm here," Cannon told ET.
"We were trying to get her on Wild 'N Out. We had the All That reunion, and that's kind of when I knew, like, 'OK, she's still working on herself,' which is an outstanding thing," he continued. "But, you know, she's always welcome. That's little sis right there."
It's been 20 years since Cannon joined All That. He joked the milestone makes him "feel like an old man."
"It's a legacy, and to be a part of that generation, I mean, I grew up on that show as well, and then that was a dream come true for me, to be a part of it," he shared. "I wasn't just in front of the camera, but writing and doing warmup. Like, I grew up with them, and you know, it's like a whole reunion thing, and as much as we can, we try to get together and make that magic happen."
Bynes gave her first interview in four years as she sat down with Hollyscoop in 2017. "I know he reached out to my family and I love that," she said of Cannon's open letter. "He's definitely a family member to me too."
The actress also hinted at a possible return to TV. Watch below.
Lip Sync Battle Shorties returns for season two this fall.
RELATED CONTENT:
Amanda Bynes Resurfaces to Share Photo from Girls Night -- See the Pic!
Amanda Bynes Explains Her NSFW Tweet About Drake: 'I Was Being Serious But I Was Also on Drugs'
Amanda Bynes Gives First Interview in 4 Years, Says She's Sober and Ready to Return to Acting