Kate Moss testified in support of ex-boyfriend Johnny Depp in the defamation trial against Amber Heard in May this year. Many feel Moss’s testimony in support of the actor played a crucial role in the verdict which mostly favoured Depp.&nbsp;

The six weeks long defamation trial saw Heard and Depp accusing each other of domestic violence during their marriage of nearly two years. Heard had first alleged that Depp pushed Kate Moss down the stairs during her testimony at Depp’s UK defamation trial against British tabloid The Sun for calling him a ‘wife-beater’. The actress had repeated the same point in the US trial as well alleging that she had heard of Depp pushing Moss down the stairs, which had made her strike him in a separate incident in order to protect her sister.&nbsp; 
 
Heard said that she “swung at” Depp to defend her younger sister Whitney Henriquez and was triggered when she thought about “Kate Moss and stairs”. 
 
Now, almost two months after the verdict, the very private Moss opened up about why she spoke in favour of Depp whom she dated from 1994&nbsp;till 1998.&nbsp; 
 
“I know the truth about Johnny. I know he never kicked me down the stairs. I had to say that truth,” Moss said in an interview with BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs. 
 
Moss, appeared virtually in court in May to deny rumours that the actor shoved her down a flight of stairs&nbsp;

“I slid down the stairs and I hurt my back,” Moss said under oath in May. “He never pushed me, kicked me or threw me down any stairs.”

In November 2020, Depp lost that UK libel lawsuit case and the court upheld the outlet’s claims as being “substantially true”.&nbsp;In March 2021, Depp’s attempt to overturn the decision was overruled.&nbsp; 
 
During the U.S. trial where Moss testified, Depp`s lawyer Camille Vasquez asked during cross-examination, “You didn’t expect Ms. Moss to testify that that never happened, did you?”

“Incorrect,” responded Heard.

“I know how many people will come out of the woodwork to be in support of Johnny. It is clear by this courtroom how many people will do that.”

Heard added, “Everybody who was around in the ’90s knew that rumour. I had heard that rumour from multiple people.”

“Of course, that’s what flashed through my head when my violent husband not only swung for me but all of a sudden swung for my sister. Of course, I thought of that.”

“I did not expect her to show up or not expect her to show up. It didn’t matter,” Heard said of Moss.

“It doesn’t change what I believed at the time when we were on the stairs and I thought he was gonna kill my sister by pushing her down the stairs.”

While the jury found the actress defamed Depp in her 2018 op-ed and awarded him over $10 million, they sided with Heard on one of her three counterclaims, finding that Depp defamed her via comments made by his attorney Adam Waldman in 2020.

Kate Moss testified in support of ex-boyfriend Johnny Depp in the defamation trial against Amber Heard in May this year. Many feel Moss’s testimony in support of the actor played a crucial role in the verdict which mostly favoured Depp.

Kate Moss testified in support of ex-boyfriend Johnny Depp in the defamation trial against Amber Heard in May this year. Many feel Moss’s testimony in support of the actor played a crucial role in the verdict which mostly favoured Depp. The six weeks long defamation trial saw Heard and Depp accusing each other of domestic violence during their marriage of nearly two years. Heard had first alleged that Depp pushed Kate Moss down the stairs during her testimony at Depp’s UK defamation trial against British tabloid The Sun for calling him a ‘wife-beater’. The actress had repeated the same point in the US trial as well alleging that she had heard of Depp pushing Moss down the stairs, which had made her strike him in a separate incident in order to protect her sister. Heard said that she “swung at” Depp to defend her younger sister Whitney Henriquez and was triggered when she thought about “Kate Moss and stairs”. Now, almost two months after the verdict, the very private Moss opened up about why she spoke in favour of Depp whom she dated from 1994 till 1998. “I know the truth about Johnny. I know he never kicked me down the stairs. I had to say that truth,” Moss said in an interview with BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs. Moss, appeared virtually in court in May to deny rumours that the actor shoved her down a flight of stairs “I slid down the stairs and I hurt my back,” Moss said under oath in May. “He never pushed me, kicked me or threw me down any stairs.” In November 2020, Depp lost that UK libel lawsuit case and the court upheld the outlet’s claims as being “substantially true”. In March 2021, Depp’s attempt to overturn the decision was overruled. During the U.S. trial where Moss testified, Depp`s lawyer Camille Vasquez asked during cross-examination, “You didn’t expect Ms. Moss to testify that that never happened, did you?” “Incorrect,” responded Heard. “I know how many people will come out of the woodwork to be in support of Johnny. It is clear by this courtroom how many people will do that.” Heard added, “Everybody who was around in the ’90s knew that rumour. I had heard that rumour from multiple people.” “Of course, that’s what flashed through my head when my violent husband not only swung for me but all of a sudden swung for my sister. Of course, I thought of that.” “I did not expect her to show up or not expect her to show up. It didn’t matter,” Heard said of Moss. “It doesn’t change what I believed at the time when we were on the stairs and I thought he was gonna kill my sister by pushing her down the stairs.” While the jury found the actress defamed Depp in her 2018 op-ed and awarded him over $10 million, they sided with Heard on one of her three counterclaims, finding that Depp defamed her via comments made by his attorney Adam Waldman in 2020.

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Hollywood star Johnny Depp has launched his own countermove, just a day after his ex-wife Amber Heard gave formal notice of intent to appeal the verdict in the `Pirates of the Caribbean` actor`s defamation trial against her.

According to Deadline, in the paperwork filed in Fairfax County, Depp has put his legal players on the board. He has appealed the USD 2m defamation award a jury in Virginia handed to his ex-wife Amber Heard at their trial last month.

"Plaintiff and Counterclaim-Defendant John C. Depp, II, by counsel, hereby appeals to the Court of Appeals of Virginia from all adverse rulings and from the final judgment order of this Circuit Court entered on June 24, 2022," said the four-page notice of appeal.

A legal tactic right now, Depp`s appeal is as much in pure response to Heard`s appeal of July 21 as it is an effort to try to claw back the USD 2 million award that the Virginia jury gave Heard in her USD 100 million countersuit against Depp and his 2019 USD 50 million complaint, as per Deadline.

Heard`s lawyers had announced they would appeal immediately after the jury found on June 1 that she had defamed Depp by publishing an op-ed in the Washington Post in which she described herself as a "public figure representing domestic abuse."

The jury held that the statement was false and was made with "actual malice." They awarded Depp USD 15 million in damages but Heard had to pay USD 10.35 million due to a Virginia law limiting punitive damages (the judge reduced the amount). In her countersuit, Heard won one of the three defamation counts and was awarded USD 2 million in damages.

Heard`s lawyers had previously asked Judge Penney Azcarate to set aside the verdict for several reasons, including the allegation that one of the jurors showed up to the trial despite never receiving a summons, reported Variety. That request had been denied by the judge.&nbsp;

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Hollywood star Johnny Depp has launched his own countermove, just a day after his ex-wife Amber Heard gave formal notice of intent to appeal the verdict in the `Pirates of the Caribbean` actor`s defamation trial against her.

Hollywood star Johnny Depp has launched his own countermove, just a day after his ex-wife Amber Heard gave formal notice of intent to appeal the verdict in the `Pirates of the Caribbean` actor`s defamation trial against her. According to Deadline, in the paperwork filed in Fairfax County, Depp has put his legal players on the board. He has appealed the USD 2m defamation award a jury in Virginia handed to his ex-wife Amber Heard at their trial last month. "Plaintiff and Counterclaim-Defendant John C. Depp, II, by counsel, hereby appeals to the Court of Appeals of Virginia from all adverse rulings and from the final judgment order of this Circuit Court entered on June 24, 2022," said the four-page notice of appeal. A legal tactic right now, Depp`s appeal is as much in pure response to Heard`s appeal of July 21 as it is an effort to try to claw back the USD 2 million award that the Virginia jury gave Heard in her USD 100 million countersuit against Depp and his 2019 USD 50 million complaint, as per Deadline. Heard`s lawyers had announced they would appeal immediately after the jury found on June 1 that she had defamed Depp by publishing an op-ed in the Washington Post in which she described herself as a "public figure representing domestic abuse." The jury held that the statement was false and was made with "actual malice." They awarded Depp USD 15 million in damages but Heard had to pay USD 10.35 million due to a Virginia law limiting punitive damages (the judge reduced the amount). In her countersuit, Heard won one of the three defamation counts and was awarded USD 2 million in damages. Heard`s lawyers had previously asked Judge Penney Azcarate to set aside the verdict for several reasons, including the allegation that one of the jurors showed up to the trial despite never receiving a summons, reported Variety. That request had been denied by the judge. Also read: ‘I Am Groot’ trailer: ‘A hero of few words returns’. Watch

Johnny Depp responds to Amber Heard's defamation trial verdict appeal by filing his own

Actress Amber Heard has appealed the order by a Virginia court that requires her to pay ex-husband, actor Johnny Depp $10 million in damages for allegedly defaming him, reported The Guardian. On Thursday, she filed an appeal in the Fairfax county circuit court through her lawyers stating that she means to appeal the ruling, and also rulings made after the verdict, in which judge rejected her request for a fresh trial.

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A spokesperson for Heard issued a statement saying. “We believe the court made errors that prevented a just and fair verdict consistent with the first amendment. We are therefore appealing the verdict. While we realize today’s filing will ignite the Twitter bonfires, there are steps we need to take to ensure both fairness and justice.”

A defamation trial involving an opinion piece Heard wrote in the Washington Post in 2018, in which she alleged domestic abuse without naming Depp, concluded early last month. It was mostly favourable to Depp, he was also fined $2 million after one of his lawyers called Heard’s allegations a hoax.

Heard and Depp, who met while filming together the 2009 movie ‘The Rum Diary’,&nbsp;began dating in 2011 and married after four years in 2015. But next year, she filed for divorce, alleging mental and physical abuse.

Earlier, another highly-publicised defamation suit filed by Depp against UK tabloid The Sun in 2018 that called him a wife-beater concluded in his defeat in 2020. The judge found the allegations “substantially true”.

Actress Amber Heard has appealed the order by a Virginia court that requires her to pay ex-husband, actor Johnny Depp $10 million in damages for allegedly defaming him, reported The Guardian.

Actress Amber Heard has appealed the order by a Virginia court that requires her to pay ex-husband, actor Johnny Depp $10 million in damages for allegedly defaming him, reported The Guardian. On Thursday, she filed an appeal in the Fairfax county circuit court through her lawyers stating that she means to appeal the ruling, and also rulings made after the verdict, in which judge rejected her request for a fresh trial. Also Read: Amber Heard was a victim of ‘targeted harassment’ during trial against ex-husband Johnny Depp, claims report A spokesperson for Heard issued a statement saying. “We believe the court made errors that prevented a just and fair verdict consistent with the first amendment. We are therefore appealing the verdict. While we realize today’s filing will ignite the Twitter bonfires, there are steps we need to take to ensure both fairness and justice.” A defamation trial involving an opinion piece Heard wrote in the Washington Post in 2018, in which she alleged domestic abuse without naming Depp, concluded early last month. It was mostly favourable to Depp, he was also fined $2 million after one of his lawyers called Heard’s allegations a hoax. Heard and Depp, who met while filming together the 2009 movie ‘The Rum Diary’, began dating in 2011 and married after four years in 2015. But next year, she filed for divorce, alleging mental and physical abuse. Earlier, another highly-publicised defamation suit filed by Depp against UK tabloid The Sun in 2018 that called him a wife-beater concluded in his defeat in 2020. The judge found the allegations “substantially true”.

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Hollywood actress Amber Heard's demand for a new trial in her defamation case with ex-husband Johnny Depp has been rejected by a Virginia judge on Wednesday (July 13).&nbsp;

The "Aquaman" actress Heard lost the defamation case with Depp in June and was ordered to pay $10.35 million in damages to her ex-husband. She had "defamed" the "Pirates of the Caribbean" star in a newspaper article, jury in Fairfax County had ruled.&nbsp;

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A nationwide curfew has been imposed until Thursday morning in Sri Lanka in the wake of intensifying protests against the government. In other news, the United States saw a new high for inflation in June of 9.1 per cent. Click on headlines to read: Live Sri Lanka crisis: Rajapaksa to depart from Maldives for Singapore in private jet - Report Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa flew out of the country early Wednesday in a military plane heading to the neighbouring Maldives, the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) has confirmed. According to reports, the president, his wife and two bodyguards have landed in Male. US witnesses 40 year high spike in customer prices The US Labor Department has reported that this 9.1 per cent CPI spike over the past 12 months to June was the fastest increase in 40 years, the last such increase was witnessed in November 1981. The fast-rising costs have placed an excessive burden on American families and jeopardised US President Joe Biden's already shaky approval ratings. Amber Heard's demand for a new trial with Johnny Depp rejected by US judge Hollywood actress Amber Heard's demand for a new trial in her defamation case with ex-husband Johnny Depp has been rejected by a Virginia judge on Wednesday (July 13). The "Aquaman" actress Heard lost the defamation case with Depp in June and was ordered to pay $10.35 million in damages to her ex-husband. She had "defamed" the "Pirates of the Caribbean" star in a newspaper article, jury in Fairfax County had ruled. Watch | UK: 6 candidates advance to next round of Tory leadership race Watch | Sri Lanka on edge after President Gotabaya flees | Crisis triggers chaos in Colombo again

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Hollywood actress Amber Heard's demand for a new trial in her defamation case with ex-husband Johnny Depp has been rejected by a Virginia judge on Wednesday (July 13).

Hollywood actress Amber Heard's demand for a new trial in her defamation case with ex-husband Johnny Depp has been rejected by a Virginia judge on Wednesday (July 13). The "Aquaman" actress Heard lost the defamation case with Depp in June and was ordered to pay $10.35 million in damages to her ex-husband. She had "defamed" the "Pirates of the Caribbean" star in a newspaper article, jury in Fairfax County had ruled. Heard's lawyers had asked Judge Penney Azcarate to set aside the jury verdict awarding $10 million to Depp and declare a mistrial. The judge denied the request. ALSO READ | 'What We Do in the Shadows' Season 4 premiere review: TV's best comedy marks a triumphant return The lawyers argued that one of the jurors on the defamation case should not have been eligible to serve. The lawyers said that juror's summons was intended for his father, with the same name, living at the same address. Azcarate said: "There is no evidence of fraud or wrongdoing" and the juror "met the statutory requirements for service." The judge said, "The juror was vetted, sat for the entire jury, deliberated, and reached a verdict." ALSO READ | 'She-Hulk' director defends show's horrible CGI: 'She's so different...' Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard defamation case The 59-year-old Jonny Depp had sued Heard over an opinion article she wrote for The Washington Post. Depp argued that she defamed him when she called herself "a public figure representing domestic abuse" in the opinion piece. One of the most famous court cases in Hollywood, the Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard defamation case was live-streamed to millions of people. The case featured lurid and intimate details about the Hollywood celebrities' private lives. The jury found that the 2018 newspaper article written by Heard was defamatory. The jury awarded $10 million in damages to Depp. The 36-year-old Heard was awarded $2 million. She had counter-sued. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Amber Heard's demand for a new trial with Johnny Depp rejected by US judge

Johnny Depp's lawyers have commented on Amber Heard's mistrial claims.&nbsp;They have urged the judge handing the defamation case to leave the $10m judgment intact. The comments from Depp's attorneys&nbsp;came after the actress' lawyers requested the judge to set the verdict aside on the grounds that one juror on the panel was misidentified.

According to the Guardian, the 'Pirates of the Carribean' actor's lawyers have disputed the arguments made by the 'Aquaman' actress’&nbsp;team in the&nbsp;court papers filed on Monday.&nbsp;They said that&nbsp;Heard team’s complaints about the juror’s identity are irrelevant. And, it shouldn't be considered a mistrial.

A few days ago, Heard’s lawyers filed motions in the court asking the judge to toss out the verdicts made in the defamation case. Upon hearing of the motions, Depp’s lawyers filed their response on Monday. They argued that&nbsp;the jury verdict was fair and the jury form allowed the jurors to be&nbsp;specific about the libellous statements made by the two Hollywood stars.&nbsp;They also said that it was too late for Heard’s team to object to the verdict.

According to the court papers, a summon was sent to a 77-year-old man to be a jury in the case, however, his 52-year-old son, who has the same name and lives at the same address, took his spot and acted as a jury for the case. They said that if Heard’s team had concerns, they should have spoken up at the time. Judge Penney Azcarate is yet to decide on the motions made by Heard's team.&nbsp;

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The document read, "Though understandably displeased with the outcome of trial, Ms. Heard has identified no legitimate basis to set aside in any respect the jury's decision. Here, the verdict was well supported by the overwhelming evidence, consistent with the law, and should not be set aside. Mr. Depp respectfully submits that the Court should deny Ms. Heard's Post-Trial Motions, which verge into the frivolous. The court should reject Ms. Heard's baseless contention that the damages award was excessive and supported by evidence.”

Johnny Depp's lawyers have commented on Amber Heard's mistrial claims. They have urged the judge handing the defamation case to leave the $10m judgment intact. The comments from Depp's attorneys came after the actress' lawyers requested the judge to set the verdict aside on the grounds that one juror on the panel was misidentified.

Johnny Depp's lawyers have commented on Amber Heard's mistrial claims. They have urged the judge handing the defamation case to leave the $10m judgment intact. The comments from Depp's attorneys came after the actress' lawyers requested the judge to set the verdict aside on the grounds that one juror on the panel was misidentified. According to the Guardian, the 'Pirates of the Carribean' actor's lawyers have disputed the arguments made by the 'Aquaman' actress’ team in the court papers filed on Monday. They said that Heard team’s complaints about the juror’s identity are irrelevant. And, it shouldn't be considered a mistrial. A few days ago, Heard’s lawyers filed motions in the court asking the judge to toss out the verdicts made in the defamation case. Upon hearing of the motions, Depp’s lawyers filed their response on Monday. They argued that the jury verdict was fair and the jury form allowed the jurors to be specific about the libellous statements made by the two Hollywood stars. They also said that it was too late for Heard’s team to object to the verdict. According to the court papers, a summon was sent to a 77-year-old man to be a jury in the case, however, his 52-year-old son, who has the same name and lives at the same address, took his spot and acted as a jury for the case. They said that if Heard’s team had concerns, they should have spoken up at the time. Judge Penney Azcarate is yet to decide on the motions made by Heard's team. Also read: 'James Bond' theme composer Monty Norman, 94, passes away The document read, "Though understandably displeased with the outcome of trial, Ms. Heard has identified no legitimate basis to set aside in any respect the jury's decision. Here, the verdict was well supported by the overwhelming evidence, consistent with the law, and should not be set aside. Mr. Depp respectfully submits that the Court should deny Ms. Heard's Post-Trial Motions, which verge into the frivolous. The court should reject Ms. Heard's baseless contention that the damages award was excessive and supported by evidence.”

Johnny Depp’s legal team calls Amber Heard's mistrial claims baseless, says $10 Million verdict should stand

Actor Johnny Depp has settled a lawsuit with a `City of Lies` crew member. As per Variety, ahead of trial in court, Depp`s attorneys have reached a settlement with Gregg `Rocky` Brooks who alleged the actor punched him on set in 2017. Depp had been scheduled to go to a civil trial in Los Angeles on July 25, less than two months after winning his defamation battle in a Virginia courtroom against ex-wife Amber Heard.

Brooks also claimed that he was fired from the movie, 'City of Lies', when he refused to sign papers saying that he wouldn`t sue the actor over the incident. And in 2018, he sued Depp.

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He also accused Depp of taking drugs on set and reeking of alcohol during the encounter. Depp allegedly punched Brooks twice in the lower rib cage, according to the lawsuit. Brooks claimed that Depp had alcohol on his breath, and shouted "I will give you USD 100,000 to punch me in the face right now!"

The suit is expected to be dismissed once the settlement is completed. No terms were disclosed. Depp was represented by Camille Vasquez, who was a part of his legal team in his defamation duel with Amber Heard.&nbsp;

Actor Johnny Depp has settled a lawsuit with a `City of Lies` crew member. As per Variety, ahead of trial in court, Depp`s attorneys have reached a settlement with Gregg `Rocky` Brooks who alleged the actor punched him on set in 2017.

Actor Johnny Depp has settled a lawsuit with a `City of Lies` crew member. As per Variety, ahead of trial in court, Depp`s attorneys have reached a settlement with Gregg `Rocky` Brooks who alleged the actor punched him on set in 2017. Depp had been scheduled to go to a civil trial in Los Angeles on July 25, less than two months after winning his defamation battle in a Virginia courtroom against ex-wife Amber Heard. Brooks also claimed that he was fired from the movie, 'City of Lies', when he refused to sign papers saying that he wouldn`t sue the actor over the incident. And in 2018, he sued Depp. Also Read: Amber Heard willfully defamed Johnny Depp, claims insurance company, slaps lawsuit against the actress He also accused Depp of taking drugs on set and reeking of alcohol during the encounter. Depp allegedly punched Brooks twice in the lower rib cage, according to the lawsuit. Brooks claimed that Depp had alcohol on his breath, and shouted "I will give you USD 100,000 to punch me in the face right now!" The suit is expected to be dismissed once the settlement is completed. No terms were disclosed. Depp was represented by Camille Vasquez, who was a part of his legal team in his defamation duel with Amber Heard.

Johnny Depp settles lawsuit with 'City of Lies' crew member who accused him of assault

Johnny Depp has maintained silence over the verdict of Amber Heard Defamation case so far. But reports suggest that the actor has spoken his mind about the multi-million dollar defamation trial through music. Depp will reportedly release a catalog of songs on Friday with British guitarist Jeff Beck which will throw light on the defamation lawsuit.&nbsp;

Depp was awarded $10.35 million in damages after a jury declared Heard defamed Depp on nearly all counts amid allegations of domestic violence and sexual assault. Heard lost the defamation case. Heard was awarded $2 million in her countersuit as jurors found that Depp defamed her through his attorney. 
 
Now, reports suggest Depp and Beck's album titled '18' will be unveiled on Friday. Depp has written two among the 13 ballads in the albums.

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Some of the lyrics has been leaked to The Sunday Times. One line has Depp singing, "I think you've said enough for one motherf---king night." 
 
On the track 'Sad Motherf---kin' Parade," Depp sings, "You’re sitting there like a dog with a seven-year itch … If I had a dime, it wouldn’t reach your hand." 
 
The album has, reportedly, been in the works for the past 3 years and includes covers of Motown musicians, in addition to songs from the Beach Boys, John Lennon and Velvet Underground. 
 
"When Johnny and I started playing together, it really ignited our youthful spirit and creativity," Beck said. "We would joke about how we felt 18 again, so that just became the album title too." 
 
"This is a Song for Miss Hedy Lamarr" is one of Depp’s original songs, and also the opening track on the album."I was blown away by it," Beck said.

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Depp and Beck have been touring across Europe, performing at various concerts since the trial ended in early June. The actor is not talking of the trail anymore and just "wants his career back."

Johnny Depp has maintained silence over the verdict of Amber Heard Defamation case so far. But reports suggest that the actor has spoken his mind about the multi-million dollar defamation trial through music.

Johnny Depp has maintained silence over the verdict of Amber Heard Defamation case so far. But reports suggest that the actor has spoken his mind about the multi-million dollar defamation trial through music. Depp will reportedly release a catalog of songs on Friday with British guitarist Jeff Beck which will throw light on the defamation lawsuit. Depp was awarded $10.35 million in damages after a jury declared Heard defamed Depp on nearly all counts amid allegations of domestic violence and sexual assault. Heard lost the defamation case. Heard was awarded $2 million in her countersuit as jurors found that Depp defamed her through his attorney. Now, reports suggest Depp and Beck's album titled '18' will be unveiled on Friday. Depp has written two among the 13 ballads in the albums. Johnny Depp to return as Captain Jack Sparrow after Disney offers $301 million deal? Some of the lyrics has been leaked to The Sunday Times. One line has Depp singing, "I think you've said enough for one motherf---king night." On the track 'Sad Motherf---kin' Parade," Depp sings, "You’re sitting there like a dog with a seven-year itch … If I had a dime, it wouldn’t reach your hand." The album has, reportedly, been in the works for the past 3 years and includes covers of Motown musicians, in addition to songs from the Beach Boys, John Lennon and Velvet Underground. "When Johnny and I started playing together, it really ignited our youthful spirit and creativity," Beck said. "We would joke about how we felt 18 again, so that just became the album title too." "This is a Song for Miss Hedy Lamarr" is one of Depp’s original songs, and also the opening track on the album."I was blown away by it," Beck said. Johnny Depp's birthday: Some lesser-known facts about the star - Elizabeth's cousin, college dropout & more Depp and Beck have been touring across Europe, performing at various concerts since the trial ended in early June. The actor is not talking of the trail anymore and just "wants his career back."

Johnny Depp opens up about Amber Heard defamation trial for the first time through music

Amber Heard's insurance company has refused to pay out actor Johnny Depp. The company has reportedly claimed that Heard 'willfully' and 'maliciously' defamed her ex-husband during the trial. Following the verdict that the jury announced in June, Heard was ordered to pay USD 15 Million to Depp while Depp had to pay out Heard USD 2 million.&nbsp; 
 
Heard's legal woes are far from over. Reports state that the insurance company is also suing Amber Heard so that it can be absolved of any duty to pay for her defence in the recent defamation case. The company reportedly is suing the actress in order to avoid bearing costs on her behalf in case she decides to further appeal in court or require to pay more damages.&nbsp;

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Reports state New York Marine and General Insurance Company filed the suit against Amber on Friday in the US District Court for the Central District of California. The report added Amber had a $1 million liability policy with the company, with which she could have paid a portion of the damages she owes Johnny. The insurance company could, though, refuse the payout if they found the actress had committed 'willful' and 'malicious' misconduct. The actress had insurance coverage from July 2018 to July 2019. During that time period, Heard had written an op-ed in The Washington Post, in which she said she was 'a public figure representing domestic abuse’. The article did not name Johnny Depp.&nbsp;

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Both Johnny Depp and Amber Heard filed defamation cases against each other and accussed each other of domestic violence. Depp had sued Heard on the basis of the op-ed. Heard counter-sued Depp for $100 million. The verdict was mostly in favour of Depp and Heard was ordered to pay $15 million to her ex-husband in damages.

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Amber Heard's insurance company has refused to pay out actor Johnny Depp. The company has reportedly claimed that Heard 'willfully' and 'maliciously' defamed her ex-husband during the trial.

Amber Heard's insurance company has refused to pay out actor Johnny Depp. The company has reportedly claimed that Heard 'willfully' and 'maliciously' defamed her ex-husband during the trial. Following the verdict that the jury announced in June, Heard was ordered to pay USD 15 Million to Depp while Depp had to pay out Heard USD 2 million. Heard's legal woes are far from over. Reports state that the insurance company is also suing Amber Heard so that it can be absolved of any duty to pay for her defence in the recent defamation case. The company reportedly is suing the actress in order to avoid bearing costs on her behalf in case she decides to further appeal in court or require to pay more damages. Opinion | Johnny Depp-Amber Heard defamation case shines light on our collective failing Reports state New York Marine and General Insurance Company filed the suit against Amber on Friday in the US District Court for the Central District of California. The report added Amber had a $1 million liability policy with the company, with which she could have paid a portion of the damages she owes Johnny. The insurance company could, though, refuse the payout if they found the actress had committed 'willful' and 'malicious' misconduct. The actress had insurance coverage from July 2018 to July 2019. During that time period, Heard had written an op-ed in The Washington Post, in which she said she was 'a public figure representing domestic abuse’. The article did not name Johnny Depp. Amber Heard alleges wrong juror appeared in Johnny Depp defamation trial, requests new trial Both Johnny Depp and Amber Heard filed defamation cases against each other and accussed each other of domestic violence. Depp had sued Heard on the basis of the op-ed. Heard counter-sued Depp for $100 million. The verdict was mostly in favour of Depp and Heard was ordered to pay $15 million to her ex-husband in damages. Opinion | Johnny Depp-Amber Heard defamation case shines light on our collective failing

Amber Heard willfully defamed Johnny Depp, claims insurance company, slaps lawsuit against the actress

Netflix is not financially backing Johnny Depp's upcoming movie, ‘La Favorite’, but it has been licenced to stream on Netflix in France. Netflix has licensed the film to stream in France only after it completes its 15-month theatrical window.&nbsp;The film is not a Netflix original. 'Mon Roi' filmmaker Maiwenn is directing ‘La Favorite’. In the movie, Depp is going to play a character based on the French king Louis XV. The film is going to be shot this summer for three months at locations that include the Versailles Palace. According to Variety, Maiwenn is also starring in the movie as Jeanne du Barry, a countess who was Louis XV’s last mistress.

The project is produced by Pascal Caucheteux and Gregoire Sorlat’s Paris-based Why Not Productions ("A Prophet"). Wild Bunch International ("Titane") is handling world sales. "La Favorite'' will mark Depp's first major acting role since Andrew Levitas’ 2020 film "Minamata," a film about war photographer W. Eugene Smith. Recently, the ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ star shared news about his new single, 'Death and Resurrection.'

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Meanwhile, the ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ actor, who recently won a high-profile defamation lawsuit against his ex-wife Amber Heard, has already released three more songs from the 18-a covers of The Velvet Underground's&nbsp;‘Venus in Furs,’ the original by Depp's ‘This Is A Song For Miss Hedy Lamarr’ and a cover of John Lennon's ‘Isolation.’

The rest of the 13-song album will be released on July 15. The record, which Beck and Depp have been collaborating on since 2019, was named after the bond the two men have shared since they met in 2016. Depp won his defamation trial against Heard on June 1.&nbsp;

The ‘Aquaman’ actor is now ordered to pay $10.35 million in damages to Depp ($10 million in compensatory damages and $350,000 in punitive damages) after the jury ruled that she defamed Depp when she wrote a 2018 Washington Post op-ed alluding to her past claims of domestic violence. "From the very beginning, the goal of bringing this case was to reveal the truth, regardless of the outcome," Depp wrote in a statement following the verdict.&nbsp;

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"Speaking the truth was something that I owed to my children and to all those who have remained steadfast in their support of me. I feel at peace knowing I have finally accomplished that."&nbsp;

Netflix is not financially backing Johnny Depp's upcoming movie, ‘La Favorite’, but it has been licenced to stream on Netflix in France. Netflix has licensed the film to stream in France only after it completes its 15-month theatrical window.

Netflix is not financially backing Johnny Depp's upcoming movie, ‘La Favorite’, but it has been licenced to stream on Netflix in France. Netflix has licensed the film to stream in France only after it completes its 15-month theatrical window. The film is not a Netflix original. 'Mon Roi' filmmaker Maiwenn is directing ‘La Favorite’. In the movie, Depp is going to play a character based on the French king Louis XV. The film is going to be shot this summer for three months at locations that include the Versailles Palace. According to Variety, Maiwenn is also starring in the movie as Jeanne du Barry, a countess who was Louis XV’s last mistress. The project is produced by Pascal Caucheteux and Gregoire Sorlat’s Paris-based Why Not Productions ("A Prophet"). Wild Bunch International ("Titane") is handling world sales. "La Favorite'' will mark Depp's first major acting role since Andrew Levitas’ 2020 film "Minamata," a film about war photographer W. Eugene Smith. Recently, the ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ star shared news about his new single, 'Death and Resurrection.' Also Read: Johnny Depp to make a comeback to acting with this Netflix-backed film Meanwhile, the ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ actor, who recently won a high-profile defamation lawsuit against his ex-wife Amber Heard, has already released three more songs from the 18-a covers of The Velvet Underground's ‘Venus in Furs,’ the original by Depp's ‘This Is A Song For Miss Hedy Lamarr’ and a cover of John Lennon's ‘Isolation.’ The rest of the 13-song album will be released on July 15. The record, which Beck and Depp have been collaborating on since 2019, was named after the bond the two men have shared since they met in 2016. Depp won his defamation trial against Heard on June 1. The ‘Aquaman’ actor is now ordered to pay $10.35 million in damages to Depp ($10 million in compensatory damages and $350,000 in punitive damages) after the jury ruled that she defamed Depp when she wrote a 2018 Washington Post op-ed alluding to her past claims of domestic violence. "From the very beginning, the goal of bringing this case was to reveal the truth, regardless of the outcome," Depp wrote in a statement following the verdict. Also Read: Dwayne Johnson reveals 'Black Adam' heading to San Diego Comic-Con "Speaking the truth was something that I owed to my children and to all those who have remained steadfast in their support of me. I feel at peace knowing I have finally accomplished that."

Netflix not to finance Johnny Depp's comeback movie 'La Favorite'

Johnny Depp, who hogged headlines last month when he won a defamation case against ex-wife Amber Heard, is returning to acting with a French period film titled ‘La Favorite’, reported Bloomberg. Depp will play the role of King Louis XV, who ruled the country from 1715 to 1774.

Netflix has acquired rights to stream ‘La Favorite’ in France 15 months after its release in theatres. The Bloomberg report said that the streamer does not have rights to stream the film outside France. The Maiwenn Le Besco directorial is set to be released in 2023 in the country.

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Depp was earlier rumoured to reprise the role of Jack Sparrow in the multi-billion dollar grossing fantasy adventure 'Pirates of the Caribbean' film franchise. Reports had said that the actor had been offered $301 million to make a comeback and that Disney, the studio behind the franchise, had also apologised to the actor.&nbsp;

But one of the actor's representatives later denied the rumour while speaking to NBC News. "This is made up," they said.&nbsp;

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Depp's comeback to cinema will likely evoke controversy. He was accused by Heard of mentally and physically abusing her during their relationship. Heard and Depp met in 2009 when they worked opposite each other in 'The Rum Diary'. After dating for four years, they married in 2015.

Next year, Heard filed for divorce against Depp and also obtained a restraining order against him. In 2018, Depp sued News Group Newspapers for libel as the tabloid The Sun owned by the company had called him a "wife-beater." Depp went on to lose the trial when the judge found Heard's claims "substantially true".

Johnny Depp, who hogged headlines last month when he won a defamation case against ex-wife Amber Heard, is returning to acting with a French period film titled ‘La Favorite’, reported Bloomberg.

Johnny Depp, who hogged headlines last month when he won a defamation case against ex-wife Amber Heard, is returning to acting with a French period film titled ‘La Favorite’, reported Bloomberg. Depp will play the role of King Louis XV, who ruled the country from 1715 to 1774. Netflix has acquired rights to stream ‘La Favorite’ in France 15 months after its release in theatres. The Bloomberg report said that the streamer does not have rights to stream the film outside France. The Maiwenn Le Besco directorial is set to be released in 2023 in the country. Also Read: Opinion | Johnny Depp-Amber Heard defamation case shines light on our collective failing Depp was earlier rumoured to reprise the role of Jack Sparrow in the multi-billion dollar grossing fantasy adventure 'Pirates of the Caribbean' film franchise. Reports had said that the actor had been offered $301 million to make a comeback and that Disney, the studio behind the franchise, had also apologised to the actor. But one of the actor's representatives later denied the rumour while speaking to NBC News. "This is made up," they said. Also Read: Johnny Depp's rep reveals the truth about his rumoured 'Pirates of the Caribbean' return Depp's comeback to cinema will likely evoke controversy. He was accused by Heard of mentally and physically abusing her during their relationship. Heard and Depp met in 2009 when they worked opposite each other in 'The Rum Diary'. After dating for four years, they married in 2015. Next year, Heard filed for divorce against Depp and also obtained a restraining order against him. In 2018, Depp sued News Group Newspapers for libel as the tabloid The Sun owned by the company had called him a "wife-beater." Depp went on to lose the trial when the judge found Heard's claims "substantially true".

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Seems like Amber Heard and Johnny Depp's new legal chapter is going to start soon. After three months-long legal battle, Heard and her attorneys are back in the Fairfax County Circuit Court. Last month, a seven-member jury at Fairfax court sided with Johnny in the $ 50 million defamation case and agreed that Amber and her op-ed posted on the Washington post had not only slandered Depp's image but also his career.&nbsp; 
 
Now, Heard's attorney is back to the court with the request to overturn the jury ruling and the $10.35 million money that was awarded to Depp by the jury as damages and also claimed that the verdict is doesn't supported by evidence.

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In the 43-page document submitted to the court, the lawyers have asked “to investigate improper juror service,” by questing their year of birth and whether they were properly vetted before putting them on the jury team.&nbsp;

“This discrepancy raises the question of whether Juror 15 actually received a summons for jury duty and was properly vetted by the court to serve on the jury,” Heard’s lawyers wrote, via Variety. 
 
During the verdict, the court said that both Johnny Depp and Amber Heard had defamed each other, but in the last, they took Depp's side and according to them he was defamed more, as a result, the actor was awarded $10.35 million, but now the attorney has said that the reward was "inconsistent and irreconcilable"

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“Mr. Depp presented no evidence that Ms Heard did not believe she was abused,” Heard’s attorneys said in the plaintiff. “Therefore, Mr. 
Depp did not meet the legal requirements for actual malice, and the verdict should be set aside.”

Johnny Depp’s lawyer Ben Chew also reacted to Amber's new claim and said, “what we expected, just longer, no more substantive.''

(With agency inputs)

Seems like Amber Heard and Johnny Depp's new legal chapter is going to start soon. After three months-long legal battle, Heard and her attorneys are back in the Fairfax County Circuit Court.

Seems like Amber Heard and Johnny Depp's new legal chapter is going to start soon. After three months-long legal battle, Heard and her attorneys are back in the Fairfax County Circuit Court. Last month, a seven-member jury at Fairfax court sided with Johnny in the $ 50 million defamation case and agreed that Amber and her op-ed posted on the Washington post had not only slandered Depp's image but also his career. Now, Heard's attorney is back to the court with the request to overturn the jury ruling and the $10.35 million money that was awarded to Depp by the jury as damages and also claimed that the verdict is doesn't supported by evidence. Johnny Depp focused on future after winning trial against Amber Heard: reports In the 43-page document submitted to the court, the lawyers have asked “to investigate improper juror service,” by questing their year of birth and whether they were properly vetted before putting them on the jury team. “This discrepancy raises the question of whether Juror 15 actually received a summons for jury duty and was properly vetted by the court to serve on the jury,” Heard’s lawyers wrote, via Variety. During the verdict, the court said that both Johnny Depp and Amber Heard had defamed each other, but in the last, they took Depp's side and according to them he was defamed more, as a result, the actor was awarded $10.35 million, but now the attorney has said that the reward was "inconsistent and irreconcilable" Amber Heard owes $ 10.35 million to Johnny Depp “Mr. Depp presented no evidence that Ms Heard did not believe she was abused,” Heard’s attorneys said in the plaintiff. “Therefore, Mr. Depp did not meet the legal requirements for actual malice, and the verdict should be set aside.” Johnny Depp’s lawyer Ben Chew also reacted to Amber's new claim and said, “what we expected, just longer, no more substantive.'' (With agency inputs)

Amber Heard wants to overturn the Johnny Depp defamation verdict, here's why

Ever since <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-johnny-depp-focused-on-future-after-winning-trial-against-amber-heard-reports-492005">Johnny Depp</a> won the defamation case against his ex-wife Amber Heard, there have been reports, mostly unconfirmed, of him making a grand return to the movies, even franchises like 'Pirates of the Caribbean'.&nbsp;

Over the last couple of days, rumours<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/johnny-depp-to-return-as-captain-jack-sparrow-after-disney-offers-usd-301-million-deal-492086"> suggested</a> that he will reprise the role of Jack Sparrow in the uber-popular, multi-billion earning fantasy adventure film franchise.

But one of the actor's representatives denied the rumour while speaking to NBC News. "This is made up," they said.&nbsp;

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Earlier, reports had said that the actor had been offered $301 million to make a comeback and that Disney, the studio behind the franchise, had also apologised to the actor.&nbsp;

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Entertainment portal Poptopic.com quoted a Disney source who apparently said, "Disney is very interested in patching up their relationship with Johnny Depp. They reached out to the actor prior to his defamation trial against Amber Heard and asked whether he would be interested in returning for another 'Pirates' film or two."

But it was not to be. Disney fired Depp after Amber Heard, with whom Depp was married wrote an op-ed piece in the Washington Post, detailing her physical and mental abuse without naming Depp. It was that piece which led Depp to sue her for defamation. The verdict was favourable to Depp, who the jury promised $10 million in damages. Depp also stated that he will never work with Disney during the trial.

Depp first played Jack Sparrow in Gore Verbinski's 'Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl'. He reprised the role in four more films, helping the franchise gross upwards of $4.5 billion on a budget of $1.2-$1.3 billion. 
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Ever since Johnny Depp won the defamation case against his ex-wife Amber Heard, there have been reports, mostly unconfirmed, of him making a grand return to the movies, even franchises like 'Pirates of the Caribbean'.

Ever since Johnny Depp won the defamation case against his ex-wife Amber Heard, there have been reports, mostly unconfirmed, of him making a grand return to the movies, even franchises like 'Pirates of the Caribbean'. Over the last couple of days, rumours suggested that he will reprise the role of Jack Sparrow in the uber-popular, multi-billion earning fantasy adventure film franchise. But one of the actor's representatives denied the rumour while speaking to NBC News. "This is made up," they said. Also Read: 'Thor Love and Thunder': Chris Hemsworth signals the superhero's end with emotional new video. Watch Earlier, reports had said that the actor had been offered $301 million to make a comeback and that Disney, the studio behind the franchise, had also apologised to the actor. Entertainment portal Poptopic.com quoted a Disney source who apparently said, "Disney is very interested in patching up their relationship with Johnny Depp. They reached out to the actor prior to his defamation trial against Amber Heard and asked whether he would be interested in returning for another 'Pirates' film or two." But it was not to be. Disney fired Depp after Amber Heard, with whom Depp was married wrote an op-ed piece in the Washington Post, detailing her physical and mental abuse without naming Depp. It was that piece which led Depp to sue her for defamation. The verdict was favourable to Depp, who the jury promised $10 million in damages. Depp also stated that he will never work with Disney during the trial. Depp first played Jack Sparrow in Gore Verbinski's 'Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl'. He reprised the role in four more films, helping the franchise gross upwards of $4.5 billion on a budget of $1.2-$1.3 billion.

Johnny Depp's rep reveals the truth about his rumoured 'Pirates of the Caribbean' return

According to reports, weeks after winning the defamation trial against Amber Heard, actor Johnny Depp is happy and wants to take a step forward in life. He is also believed to have said that he "wishes no ill will" for Amber and will not participate in any hate campaign on social media against her.

Recently, Johnny has been seen performing across venues in the UK with English guitarist Jeff Beck and is all geared up to release a 13-track album titled ‘18’ on July 15.

An American digital news outlet quoted a source as saying, "After all is said and done, Johnny wishes no ill will for Amber. He isn’t going to jump on the social media hate bandwagon and he just wants to move forward with his own life."

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"Johnny can’t wait to go on tour next year and even though it’s a ways away he has a ton of projects lined up to keep him very busy in the meantime. Johnny is happier than he has been in a long time and he feels like this is a whole new chapter for him. Music has always been cathartic for Johnny and this is really what he needs right now after all the stress and drama he’s dealt with for the past several years," it added.

The trial and verdict&nbsp;of Johhny Deep and Amber Heard's defamation case

After a long 42-day trial, the jury deemed that Amber Heard had intentionally defamed Johnny Depp in her infamous 2018 op-ed in the Washington Post by portraying herself as a victim of domestic abuse.

Johnny Depp was awarded compensatory damages to the tune of $10 million and punitive damages that amounted to $5 million.

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The jury also found Johnny guilty of making defamatory statements to the press through his attorney against Amber and was subsequently awarded $2 million for her countersuit.

Amber is currently in talks to write a tell-all book. As for Johnny, he will be performing overseas next year with his rock band, the Hollywood Vampires. 
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According to reports, weeks after winning the defamation trial against Amber Heard, actor Johnny Depp is happy and wants to take a step forward in life. He is also believed to have said that he "wishes no ill will" for Amber and will not participate in any hate campaign on social media against her.

According to reports, weeks after winning the defamation trial against Amber Heard, actor Johnny Depp is happy and wants to take a step forward in life. He is also believed to have said that he "wishes no ill will" for Amber and will not participate in any hate campaign on social media against her. Recently, Johnny has been seen performing across venues in the UK with English guitarist Jeff Beck and is all geared up to release a 13-track album titled ‘18’ on July 15. An American digital news outlet quoted a source as saying, "After all is said and done, Johnny wishes no ill will for Amber. He isn’t going to jump on the social media hate bandwagon and he just wants to move forward with his own life." Also Read: Opinion | Johnny Depp-Amber Heard defamation case shines light on our collective failing "Johnny can’t wait to go on tour next year and even though it’s a ways away he has a ton of projects lined up to keep him very busy in the meantime. Johnny is happier than he has been in a long time and he feels like this is a whole new chapter for him. Music has always been cathartic for Johnny and this is really what he needs right now after all the stress and drama he’s dealt with for the past several years," it added. The trial and verdict of Johhny Deep and Amber Heard's defamation case After a long 42-day trial, the jury deemed that Amber Heard had intentionally defamed Johnny Depp in her infamous 2018 op-ed in the Washington Post by portraying herself as a victim of domestic abuse. Johnny Depp was awarded compensatory damages to the tune of $10 million and punitive damages that amounted to $5 million. Also Read: The Controversial Case of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard: Who ‘truly’ won? The jury also found Johnny guilty of making defamatory statements to the press through his attorney against Amber and was subsequently awarded $2 million for her countersuit. Amber is currently in talks to write a tell-all book. As for Johnny, he will be performing overseas next year with his rock band, the Hollywood Vampires.

Johnny Depp focused on future after winning trial against Amber Heard: reports

Rumours are rife that Hollywood actor Johnny Depp, who was recently in the news for his defamation trial against his ex-wife and actress Amber Heard,&nbsp;has been offered a whopping USD 301 million deal by Disney to return to the 'Pirates Of The Caribbean'&nbsp;franchise as his iconic character, Captain Jack Sparrow. Several publications have also reported that according to sources Disney has also offered an apology letter to the star. However, neither the actor nor Disney has confirmed the news yet.

An entertainment news portal called Poptopic.com reported the news. The Australian pop-culture gossip site spoke to a few industry insiders and&nbsp;claimed that "Disney has offered Depp a USD 301 million contract deal for him to return as Jack Sparrow in another Pirates film and a Disney Plus series!"

Poptopic.com reported that as per a trusted source close to the company, "Disney is very interested in patching up their relationship with Johnny Depp. They reached out to the actor prior to his defamation trial against Amber Heard and asked whether he would be interested in returning for another Pirates film or two."

"I know corporate sent him a gift basket with a very heartfelt letter, but I`m unsure how it was received. But what I can tell you is that the studio has already penned up a draft for a film about Jack Sparrow -- so they are very hopeful that Johnny will forgive them and return as his iconic character," alleged the insider.

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Disney is even willing to go beyond this deal to get Depp back into Jack Sparrow`s shoes, according to the sources.

Disney insider further added, "Disney is prepping a deal for USD$301 million deal that will include a sizable donation to a charity of Depp's choice. The deal is reportedly for Johnny Depp to return as Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean 6 and a spin-off Disney Plus series about the early life of the Captain of The Black Pearl."

Interestingly, this reported amount of USD 301 million is just a million over the one quoted by Amber Heard`s lawyer, Elaine Charlson Bredehoft during the defamation trial.

She had said, "Is Disney aware that Mr Depp has testified under oath that he would not take another 'Pirates of the Caribbean'&nbsp;franchise role for USD 300 million and a million alpacas?"

As of now, Disney is yet to drop some hints about Depp's return to the franchise. Hence, there's a possibility that this might just be a rumour and nothing else.

'Pirates of the Caribbean'&nbsp;was not the only franchise from which the 59-year-old actor was dropped. Warner Bros also removed him from the 'Fantastic Beasts'&nbsp;franchise following the Washington Post op-ed published by the 'Aquaman' actress.

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In lieu of the public defamation trial, the jury reached a verdict on June 1, deciding that Depp, proved that Heard defamed him in the 2018 op-ed. Depp has maintained that he never assaulted Heard and claimed she physically harmed him.

The jury awarded Depp USD 15 million in damages but Heard will only have to pay USD 8.4 million due to a Virginia law limiting punitive damages. In her countersuit, Heard won one of the three defamation counts and was awarded USD 2 million in damages, as per People magazine.

(With agency inputs)

Rumours are rife that Hollywood actor Johnny Depp, who was recently in the news for his defamation trial against his ex-wife and actress Amber Heard, has been offered a whopping USD 301 million deal by Disney to return to the 'Pirates Of The Caribbean' franchise as his iconic character, Captain Jack Sparrow.

Rumours are rife that Hollywood actor Johnny Depp, who was recently in the news for his defamation trial against his ex-wife and actress Amber Heard, has been offered a whopping USD 301 million deal by Disney to return to the 'Pirates Of The Caribbean' franchise as his iconic character, Captain Jack Sparrow. Several publications have also reported that according to sources Disney has also offered an apology letter to the star. However, neither the actor nor Disney has confirmed the news yet. An entertainment news portal called Poptopic.com reported the news. The Australian pop-culture gossip site spoke to a few industry insiders and claimed that "Disney has offered Depp a USD 301 million contract deal for him to return as Jack Sparrow in another Pirates film and a Disney Plus series!" Poptopic.com reported that as per a trusted source close to the company, "Disney is very interested in patching up their relationship with Johnny Depp. They reached out to the actor prior to his defamation trial against Amber Heard and asked whether he would be interested in returning for another Pirates film or two." "I know corporate sent him a gift basket with a very heartfelt letter, but I`m unsure how it was received. But what I can tell you is that the studio has already penned up a draft for a film about Jack Sparrow -- so they are very hopeful that Johnny will forgive them and return as his iconic character," alleged the insider. Also read: 'Aquaman' actor Jason Momoa fights for world's oceans both on and off screen Disney is even willing to go beyond this deal to get Depp back into Jack Sparrow`s shoes, according to the sources. Disney insider further added, "Disney is prepping a deal for USD$301 million deal that will include a sizable donation to a charity of Depp's choice. The deal is reportedly for Johnny Depp to return as Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean 6 and a spin-off Disney Plus series about the early life of the Captain of The Black Pearl." Interestingly, this reported amount of USD 301 million is just a million over the one quoted by Amber Heard`s lawyer, Elaine Charlson Bredehoft during the defamation trial. She had said, "Is Disney aware that Mr Depp has testified under oath that he would not take another 'Pirates of the Caribbean' franchise role for USD 300 million and a million alpacas?" As of now, Disney is yet to drop some hints about Depp's return to the franchise. Hence, there's a possibility that this might just be a rumour and nothing else. 'Pirates of the Caribbean' was not the only franchise from which the 59-year-old actor was dropped. Warner Bros also removed him from the 'Fantastic Beasts' franchise following the Washington Post op-ed published by the 'Aquaman' actress. Also read: Priyanka Chopra enjoys a beach vacay with husband Nick Jonas, drops adorable photodump In lieu of the public defamation trial, the jury reached a verdict on June 1, deciding that Depp, proved that Heard defamed him in the 2018 op-ed. Depp has maintained that he never assaulted Heard and claimed she physically harmed him. The jury awarded Depp USD 15 million in damages but Heard will only have to pay USD 8.4 million due to a Virginia law limiting punitive damages. In her countersuit, Heard won one of the three defamation counts and was awarded USD 2 million in damages, as per People magazine. (With agency inputs)

Johnny Depp to return as Captain Jack Sparrow after Disney offers $301 million deal?

Hollywood actor Amber Heard now officially owes USD 10.35 million to Johnny Depp after he won his defamation suit against her earlier this month. 
 
According to Fox News, Heard will have to post a bond for that sum, plus interest, if she wants to appeal, according to a written order filed on Friday. 
 
Following a six-week trial, a jury awarded Depp $&nbsp;10 million in compensatory damages and $&nbsp;5 million in punitive damages, finding that Heard had defamed him by referring to herself as a domestic abuse victim in a Washington Post op-ed.In accordance with Virginia law, the punitive damages were reduced to USD 350,000, bringing the grand total to USD 10.35 million.

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For Heard`s counterclaim, $&nbsp;2 million in compensatory damages were awarded to her by the jury, who found that Depp had defamed her through statements made by his attorney, Adam Waldman, to the press. 
 
Fox News reported, on Friday, during a brief hearing, Judge Penney Azcarate entered a two-page ruling which stated that both judgments are subject to 6 per cent interest per year. Lawyers for the feuding exes were present though Depp and Heard were not.

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The judge said that if Heard wants to appeal, she must post a bond for the full judgment of USD 10.35 million, plus 6 per cent interest per year, according to a source close to Depp`s team. 
 
Heard was spotted last week in the Hamptons shopping at TJ Maxx and is reportedly in talks to write a tell-all book, as per Fox News

Hollywood actor Amber Heard now officially owes USD 10.35 million to Johnny Depp after he won his defamation suit against her earlier this month. According to Fox News, Heard will have to post a bond for that sum, plus interest, if she wants to appeal, according to a written order filed on Friday.

Hollywood actor Amber Heard now officially owes USD 10.35 million to Johnny Depp after he won his defamation suit against her earlier this month. According to Fox News, Heard will have to post a bond for that sum, plus interest, if she wants to appeal, according to a written order filed on Friday. Following a six-week trial, a jury awarded Depp $ 10 million in compensatory damages and $ 5 million in punitive damages, finding that Heard had defamed him by referring to herself as a domestic abuse victim in a Washington Post op-ed.In accordance with Virginia law, the punitive damages were reduced to USD 350,000, bringing the grand total to USD 10.35 million. Johnny Depp’s lawyer Camille Vasquez helps co-passenger during mid-air medical emergency For Heard`s counterclaim, $ 2 million in compensatory damages were awarded to her by the jury, who found that Depp had defamed her through statements made by his attorney, Adam Waldman, to the press. Fox News reported, on Friday, during a brief hearing, Judge Penney Azcarate entered a two-page ruling which stated that both judgments are subject to 6 per cent interest per year. Lawyers for the feuding exes were present though Depp and Heard were not. Billie Eilish takes dig at Internet's obsession with Johnny Depp-Amber Heard's trial over abortion rights The judge said that if Heard wants to appeal, she must post a bond for the full judgment of USD 10.35 million, plus 6 per cent interest per year, according to a source close to Depp`s team. Heard was spotted last week in the Hamptons shopping at TJ Maxx and is reportedly in talks to write a tell-all book, as per Fox News

Amber Heard owes $ 10.35 million to Johnny Depp

American singer and songwriter Billie Eilish, in her latest song condemned the Internet for caring more about Johnny Depp and Amber Heard`s defamation trial than the Supreme Court`s recent abortion verdict.

The song lyrics of Eilish`s `TV` goes by "The internet`s gone wild watching movie stars on trial / While they`re overturning Roe v. Wade", reported Variety. The 20-year-old singer premiered this song at the Manchester concert. Through the song `TV`, Eilish was referring to the heavily publicized defamation trial of actors Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard.

The trial became an Internet sensation for weeks and people seemed to care more about the verdict of these celebrities than the US Supreme Court`s overturning of Roe v. Wade.

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According to Eilish, while she was concerned with "losing her own body rights," the netizens were giving their opinion on the trial, reported Variety.

"I was in this state of depression, losing my own rights to my own body, and then I`d go on the internet and it would be people giving their take on this trial. Women are losing rights to their bodies, so why are we talking about celebrities` divorce trials? Let them figure it out on their own. The Internet bothers the shit out of me sometimes," the singer said in an interview with the New Musical Express(NME).

Eilish`s interview was published on June 24, the same day the US Supreme Court gave its verdict overturning Roe v. Wade which eliminated the nearly 50-year-old constitutional right to abortion and ruled that states may regulate the practice of it.

Despite the announcement, Eilish found out that netizens were more concerned with the defamation trial of the celebrities, reported Variety. The `Lovely` singer admitted that she "wanted to go back to her roots."

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"I just wanted to go back to my roots: to put a little guitar song back out, and feel like how I used to. I was just missing that feeling and missed doing a song that no one had heard yet," said Eilish.

Meanwhile, on the work front, Eilish would be lending her voice to Disney and Pixar`s manga comic adaptation titled `Turning Red: 4*Town 4*Real: The Manga`.&nbsp;

American singer and songwriter Billie Eilish, in her latest song condemned the Internet for caring more about Johnny Depp and Amber Heard`s defamation trial than the Supreme Court`s recent abortion verdict.

American singer and songwriter Billie Eilish, in her latest song condemned the Internet for caring more about Johnny Depp and Amber Heard`s defamation trial than the Supreme Court`s recent abortion verdict. The song lyrics of Eilish`s `TV` goes by "The internet`s gone wild watching movie stars on trial / While they`re overturning Roe v. Wade", reported Variety. The 20-year-old singer premiered this song at the Manchester concert. Through the song `TV`, Eilish was referring to the heavily publicized defamation trial of actors Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard. The trial became an Internet sensation for weeks and people seemed to care more about the verdict of these celebrities than the US Supreme Court`s overturning of Roe v. Wade. Also read: Ezra Miller has mother, minor kids living in 'unsafe' weapon-filled farm According to Eilish, while she was concerned with "losing her own body rights," the netizens were giving their opinion on the trial, reported Variety. "I was in this state of depression, losing my own rights to my own body, and then I`d go on the internet and it would be people giving their take on this trial. Women are losing rights to their bodies, so why are we talking about celebrities` divorce trials? Let them figure it out on their own. The Internet bothers the shit out of me sometimes," the singer said in an interview with the New Musical Express(NME). Eilish`s interview was published on June 24, the same day the US Supreme Court gave its verdict overturning Roe v. Wade which eliminated the nearly 50-year-old constitutional right to abortion and ruled that states may regulate the practice of it. Despite the announcement, Eilish found out that netizens were more concerned with the defamation trial of the celebrities, reported Variety. The `Lovely` singer admitted that she "wanted to go back to her roots." Also read: Netflix in talks for advertising tie-ups with Google, NBCUniversal & others "I just wanted to go back to my roots: to put a little guitar song back out, and feel like how I used to. I was just missing that feeling and missed doing a song that no one had heard yet," said Eilish. Meanwhile, on the work front, Eilish would be lending her voice to Disney and Pixar`s manga comic adaptation titled `Turning Red: 4*Town 4*Real: The Manga`.

Billie Eilish takes dig at Internet's obsession with Johnny Depp-Amber Heard's trial over abortion rights

The lawyers of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard will meet once again in court on Friday, as per reports. The proceedings will determine whether the two will continue their legal battle or come to an agreement.&nbsp;

Heard and Depp met while filming 'The Rum Diary'. They were married from 2015 to 2017. While Heard has repeatedly accused her ex-husband of physical and emotional abuse, the latter has denied all claims.

They were fighting a legal case after Depp filed a defamation suit against Heard for penning an opinion piece in the Washington Post titled "I spoke up against sexual violence — and faced our culture's wrath. That has to change."

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Amber Heard's lawyer Elaine Bredehoft has made it clear that Heard does not have enough money to pay Depp for his defamation damages and will appeal against the verdict.&nbsp;

One of Depp's lawyers, Benjamin Chew, has recently said that a settlement may be on the cards in which Heard agrees not to appeal the verdict and Depp waives off damages.&nbsp;

He told 'Good Morning America' host George Stephanopoulos,"We obviously can't disclose any attorney-client communications, but as Mr. Depp testified, and as we both made clear in our respective closings, this was never about money for Mr. Depp. This was about restoring his reputation, and he's done that."

Earlier this month, on June 1, a jury at Fairfax, Virginia concluded that while both Johnny Depp and Amber Heard had defamed each other, it was more serious in Depp's case and he was awarded $10 million in damages, as opposed to $2 million Heard was bestowed with.

There was a myriad of reactions in support of and against the verdict, though, on social media, most were of the opinion that it was fair.&nbsp; 
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The lawyers of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard will meet once again in court on Friday, as per reports. The proceedings will determine whether the two will continue their legal battle or come to an agreement.

The lawyers of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard will meet once again in court on Friday, as per reports. The proceedings will determine whether the two will continue their legal battle or come to an agreement. Heard and Depp met while filming 'The Rum Diary'. They were married from 2015 to 2017. While Heard has repeatedly accused her ex-husband of physical and emotional abuse, the latter has denied all claims. They were fighting a legal case after Depp filed a defamation suit against Heard for penning an opinion piece in the Washington Post titled "I spoke up against sexual violence — and faced our culture's wrath. That has to change." Also Read: Opinion | Johnny Depp-Amber Heard defamation case shines light on our collective failing Amber Heard's lawyer Elaine Bredehoft has made it clear that Heard does not have enough money to pay Depp for his defamation damages and will appeal against the verdict. One of Depp's lawyers, Benjamin Chew, has recently said that a settlement may be on the cards in which Heard agrees not to appeal the verdict and Depp waives off damages. He told 'Good Morning America' host George Stephanopoulos,"We obviously can't disclose any attorney-client communications, but as Mr. Depp testified, and as we both made clear in our respective closings, this was never about money for Mr. Depp. This was about restoring his reputation, and he's done that." Earlier this month, on June 1, a jury at Fairfax, Virginia concluded that while both Johnny Depp and Amber Heard had defamed each other, it was more serious in Depp's case and he was awarded $10 million in damages, as opposed to $2 million Heard was bestowed with. There was a myriad of reactions in support of and against the verdict, though, on social media, most were of the opinion that it was fair.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's lawyers to meet again in court. Here's why

The dramatic six-week defamation trial in which Johnny Depp (58) sued ex-wife Amber Heard (36) came to a close after capturing the world's attention, but it is far from done in the court of public opinion. Both sides' supporters have continued to blame each other, and the battle intensified when Elaine Beredehoft, Amber Heard's lawyer, gave an interview to CBS Mornings’, an American program shortly after the jury's verdict. “These people were giving her death threats. They threatened to microwave her baby. This is the kind of social media she was getting,” Bredehoft said on CBS Mornings.&nbsp;The Jury had previously found that Amber Heard defamed Johnny Depp when she described herself in an op-ed as a "public figure representing domestic abuse." As a result, the jury was found in Johnny Depp's favour, awarding him $15 million in damages. 

While Amber’s supporters put their heads down in disappointment, Johnny’s fans wrote heartfelt messages to the Jack Sparrow actor on social media. “He won in the court of public opinion. He won in the court of law. Justice has been served and now he can finally have his name and reputation back”, wrote a fan. Another supporter wrote, “Johnny Depp winning his defamation case&nbsp;against Amber Heard is a reminder that women CAN be abusers too”. 
 
However, on social media platforms, a war has erupted, with individuals arguing about who won and how. Different YouTubers have conducted their own investigations and are still attempting to determine who was correct and who was incorrect while body language experts continue to break down gestures and facial expressions to determine who's testimony holds integrity or deception.

Eve Barlow, one of Amber Heard's close pals pleaded on Twitter to "leave Amber alone," but the request backfired, with the phrase "leave Johnny alone" becoming the new trending term. Eve Barlow, a journalist and outspoken supporter of Heard, has been using her platform to lobby for the Aquaman star throughout her ex-husband Johnny Depp's multimillion-dollar defamation lawsuit and continues to do so. 

Despite Amber’s heart-wrenching testimonies and reportedly forged proof, Johnny has strongly won in the Virginia court as well as in the court of public opinion, but Amber can still appeal, according to numerous sources.

Lisa Bloom, who's an American legal professional who's recognised for advising Harvey Weinstein withinside the wake of various sexual attack allegations and for representing girls who accused Bill O'Reilly of sexual harassment, which brought about his expulsion from Fox News. She instructed BBC that mostly defamation instances are genuinely decided on appeal. If one is to trust her, then it seems like the war is far from&nbsp;over for our Captain Sparrow and his lovers!

(Disclaimer: The views of the writer do not represent the views of WION or ZMCL. Nor does WION or ZMCL endorse the views of the writer.)

The dramatic six-week defamation trial in which Johnny Depp (58) sued ex-wife Amber Heard (36) came to a close after capturing the world's attention, but it is far from done in the court of public opinion.

The dramatic six-week defamation trial in which Johnny Depp (58) sued ex-wife Amber Heard (36) came to a close after capturing the world's attention, but it is far from done in the court of public opinion. Both sides' supporters have continued to blame each other, and the battle intensified when Elaine Beredehoft, Amber Heard's lawyer, gave an interview to CBS Mornings’, an American program shortly after the jury's verdict. “These people were giving her death threats. They threatened to microwave her baby. This is the kind of social media she was getting,” Bredehoft said on CBS Mornings. The Jury had previously found that Amber Heard defamed Johnny Depp when she described herself in an op-ed as a "public figure representing domestic abuse." As a result, the jury was found in Johnny Depp's favour, awarding him $15 million in damages. While Amber’s supporters put their heads down in disappointment, Johnny’s fans wrote heartfelt messages to the Jack Sparrow actor on social media. “He won in the court of public opinion. He won in the court of law. Justice has been served and now he can finally have his name and reputation back”, wrote a fan. Another supporter wrote, “Johnny Depp winning his defamation case against Amber Heard is a reminder that women CAN be abusers too”. However, on social media platforms, a war has erupted, with individuals arguing about who won and how. Different YouTubers have conducted their own investigations and are still attempting to determine who was correct and who was incorrect while body language experts continue to break down gestures and facial expressions to determine who's testimony holds integrity or deception. Eve Barlow, one of Amber Heard's close pals pleaded on Twitter to "leave Amber alone," but the request backfired, with the phrase "leave Johnny alone" becoming the new trending term. Eve Barlow, a journalist and outspoken supporter of Heard, has been using her platform to lobby for the Aquaman star throughout her ex-husband Johnny Depp's multimillion-dollar defamation lawsuit and continues to do so. Despite Amber’s heart-wrenching testimonies and reportedly forged proof, Johnny has strongly won in the Virginia court as well as in the court of public opinion, but Amber can still appeal, according to numerous sources. Lisa Bloom, who's an American legal professional who's recognised for advising Harvey Weinstein withinside the wake of various sexual attack allegations and for representing girls who accused Bill O'Reilly of sexual harassment, which brought about his expulsion from Fox News. She instructed BBC that mostly defamation instances are genuinely decided on appeal. If one is to trust her, then it seems like the war is far from over for our Captain Sparrow and his lovers! (Disclaimer: The views of the writer do not represent the views of WION or ZMCL. Nor does WION or ZMCL endorse the views of the writer.)

The Controversial Case of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard: Who ‘truly’ won?

Johnny Depp is taking his music career seriously. He has been touring with British rocker Jeff Beck&nbsp;across Europe for the past month and now will embark on an overseas tour with his rock band Hollywood Vampires next year. The tour will also include band mates&nbsp;Alice Cooper, Joe Perry, and Tommy Henriksen

The band's tour has been postponed in the past owing to COVID-19 travel restrictions.&nbsp;

"We kept trying to make it happen, but unfortunately due to the uncertainty of COVID-19 travel restrictions, it is just not possible," read the statement.

However, with the ease of restrictions, the group has planned to reunite with their fans in Luxembourg and Germany to perform in six scheduled shows. The first gig would be held on June 20, 2023, at Oberhausen's Rudolf Weber Arena in Germany while the rock band would perform their last gig on June 30 in Mainz`s Zitadelle, in Germany, the same year.

Previously, the actor was spotted performing as a guest alongside singer Jeff Beck during his live shows.&nbsp;

Depp made the headlines for travelling to Europe to accompany Beck and perform with him, amid his trial verdict against his ex-wife and actor Amber Heard in a defamation case. Depp has joined Beck yet again to perform in a run of shows with him in Europe, until the gigs end on July 25 in Paris.

In lieu of the public defamation trial, the jury reached a verdict on June 1, deciding that Depp, proved that Heard defamed him in the 2018 op-ed. Depp has maintained that he never assaulted Heard and claimed she physically harmed him. The jury awarded Depp USD 15 million in damages but Heard will only have to pay USD 8.4 million due to a Virginia law limiting punitive damages. In her countersuit, Heard won one of the three defamation counts and was awarded USD 2 million in damage.

(with agency inputs)

Johnny Depp is taking his music career seriously. He has been touring with British rocker Jeff Beck across Europe for the past month and now will embark on an overseas tour with his rock band Hollywood Vampires next year.

Johnny Depp is taking his music career seriously. He has been touring with British rocker Jeff Beck across Europe for the past month and now will embark on an overseas tour with his rock band Hollywood Vampires next year. The tour will also include band mates Alice Cooper, Joe Perry, and Tommy Henriksen The band's tour has been postponed in the past owing to COVID-19 travel restrictions. "We kept trying to make it happen, but unfortunately due to the uncertainty of COVID-19 travel restrictions, it is just not possible," read the statement. However, with the ease of restrictions, the group has planned to reunite with their fans in Luxembourg and Germany to perform in six scheduled shows. The first gig would be held on June 20, 2023, at Oberhausen's Rudolf Weber Arena in Germany while the rock band would perform their last gig on June 30 in Mainz`s Zitadelle, in Germany, the same year. Previously, the actor was spotted performing as a guest alongside singer Jeff Beck during his live shows. Depp made the headlines for travelling to Europe to accompany Beck and perform with him, amid his trial verdict against his ex-wife and actor Amber Heard in a defamation case. Depp has joined Beck yet again to perform in a run of shows with him in Europe, until the gigs end on July 25 in Paris. In lieu of the public defamation trial, the jury reached a verdict on June 1, deciding that Depp, proved that Heard defamed him in the 2018 op-ed. Depp has maintained that he never assaulted Heard and claimed she physically harmed him. The jury awarded Depp USD 15 million in damages but Heard will only have to pay USD 8.4 million due to a Virginia law limiting punitive damages. In her countersuit, Heard won one of the three defamation counts and was awarded USD 2 million in damage. (with agency inputs)

Johnny Depp to tour with his rock band Hollywood Vampires in 2023

The jury in the defamation trial involving Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, which ended earlier this month, recently concluded that Heard was mostly at fault, although she, too, was awarded $2 million in damages for being "defamed" by Heard's lawyer who had accused her of creating a hoax. Depp appears to be ecstatic and his fans even believe he will be our Jack Sparrow again, while Heard and her team has expressed disappointment and said the jury was affected by extensive social media coverage of the trial that was overwhelmingly in favour of Depp.

Whatever the truth, most of us are not legal experts and it is beyond us to debate whether the verdict was fair or now. What we can and should debate is how ready we are, even in a post #MeToo world, are to believe men and mistrust women.&nbsp;

History

Heard and Depp met in 2009 when they worked opposite each other in 'The Rum Diary'. After dating for fours years, they married in 2015. Next year, Heard filed for divorce against Depp and also obtained a restraining order against him. She also accused him of being "verbally and physically abusive". But next year, they released a joint statement suggesting the relationship "was intensely passionate and at times volatile, but always bound by love."&nbsp;

In 2018, Depp sued News Group Newspapers for libel as the tabloid The Sun owned by the company had called him a "wife-beater." Depp went on to lose the trial when the judge found Heard's claims "substantially true".

The Fairfax defamation trial

The Fairfax trial began in 2019. Depp took exception to a Washington Post op-ed titled "I spoke up against sexual violence — and faced our culture's wrath. That has to change" penned by Heard. While she did not name him, Depp filed for defamation anyway and, as we know, came out on top.

In the trial, as evidence in form of audio clips, text messages and so on was presented before the judges throughout the trial, a parallel trial was transpiring on social media sites, especially TikTok (currently banned in India) and Twitter. And thousands of amateur judges that oversaw the parallel trial had pronounced verdict months and even years before the Fairfax County courthouse caught up. The verdict was: Heard was guilty of physically and mental abusing Depp and wrongfully accusing him of assault. Nevermind that nobody, save for Depp and Heard, actually what happened in their relationship rather than lollygaggers online.

Society's failure

The failing of us, the society that emerges here is our first instinct, even after all that has happened in the last half decade or so, is to women and assume from the get go that she must be lying, and perhaps wishes to gain something through allegations. It is another matter that women have lost their entire careers after garnering the courage to speak up against powerful men. In other cases, they have been browbeaten to silence. The world is still tremendously patriarchal in spite of advancements in gender equality. Most world leaders, people at position of power in institutions, corporates and organisations are still men. And they are not willing to share power.&nbsp;

Depp's fans, which are clearly legion, did not take in account that he has a long, long history of abuse. He has been arrested multiple times for violent acts, including against his then girlfriend Ellen Barkin in the mid-1990s. Just for the sake of argument, let's say it is possible that Heard may be the prime instigator of violence in her marriage with Depp. But we don't know that, not really, and most of us anyway believe it was her who was the aggressor without a shred of evidence.&nbsp;

A text Depp sent to Paul Bettany and the text, including the conversation, should chill you to the bone. "Let’s drown her before we burn her!!! I will f**k her burnt corpse afterwards to make sure she is dead,” it read.&nbsp;

The jury in the defamation trial involving Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, which ended earlier this month, recently concluded that Heard was mostly at fault, although she, too, was awarded $2 million in damages for being "defamed" by Heard's lawyer who had accused her of creating a hoax.

The jury in the defamation trial involving Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, which ended earlier this month, recently concluded that Heard was mostly at fault, although she, too, was awarded $2 million in damages for being "defamed" by Heard's lawyer who had accused her of creating a hoax. Depp appears to be ecstatic and his fans even believe he will be our Jack Sparrow again, while Heard and her team has expressed disappointment and said the jury was affected by extensive social media coverage of the trial that was overwhelmingly in favour of Depp. Whatever the truth, most of us are not legal experts and it is beyond us to debate whether the verdict was fair or now. What we can and should debate is how ready we are, even in a post #MeToo world, are to believe men and mistrust women. History Heard and Depp met in 2009 when they worked opposite each other in 'The Rum Diary'. After dating for fours years, they married in 2015. Next year, Heard filed for divorce against Depp and also obtained a restraining order against him. She also accused him of being "verbally and physically abusive". But next year, they released a joint statement suggesting the relationship "was intensely passionate and at times volatile, but always bound by love." In 2018, Depp sued News Group Newspapers for libel as the tabloid The Sun owned by the company had called him a "wife-beater." Depp went on to lose the trial when the judge found Heard's claims "substantially true". The Fairfax defamation trial The Fairfax trial began in 2019. Depp took exception to a Washington Post op-ed titled "I spoke up against sexual violence — and faced our culture's wrath. That has to change" penned by Heard. While she did not name him, Depp filed for defamation anyway and, as we know, came out on top. In the trial, as evidence in form of audio clips, text messages and so on was presented before the judges throughout the trial, a parallel trial was transpiring on social media sites, especially TikTok (currently banned in India) and Twitter. And thousands of amateur judges that oversaw the parallel trial had pronounced verdict months and even years before the Fairfax County courthouse caught up. The verdict was: Heard was guilty of physically and mental abusing Depp and wrongfully accusing him of assault. Nevermind that nobody, save for Depp and Heard, actually what happened in their relationship rather than lollygaggers online. Society's failure The failing of us, the society that emerges here is our first instinct, even after all that has happened in the last half decade or so, is to women and assume from the get go that she must be lying, and perhaps wishes to gain something through allegations. It is another matter that women have lost their entire careers after garnering the courage to speak up against powerful men. In other cases, they have been browbeaten to silence. The world is still tremendously patriarchal in spite of advancements in gender equality. Most world leaders, people at position of power in institutions, corporates and organisations are still men. And they are not willing to share power. Depp's fans, which are clearly legion, did not take in account that he has a long, long history of abuse. He has been arrested multiple times for violent acts, including against his then girlfriend Ellen Barkin in the mid-1990s. Just for the sake of argument, let's say it is possible that Heard may be the prime instigator of violence in her marriage with Depp. But we don't know that, not really, and most of us anyway believe it was her who was the aggressor without a shred of evidence. A text Depp sent to Paul Bettany and the text, including the conversation, should chill you to the bone. "Let’s drown her before we burn her!!! I will f**k her burnt corpse afterwards to make sure she is dead,” it read.

Opinion | Johnny Depp-Amber Heard defamation case shines light on our collective failing

The jury in the defamation trial involving Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, which ended earlier this month, recently concluded that Heard was mostly at fault, although she, too, was awarded $2 million in damages for being "defamed" by Heard's lawyer who had accused her of creating a hoax. Depp appears to be ecstatic and his fans even believe he will be our Jack Sparrow again, while Heard and her team has expressed disappointment and said the jury was affected by extensive social media coverage of the trial that was overwhelmingly in favour of Depp.

Whatever the truth, most of us are not legal experts and it is beyond us to debate whether the verdict was fair or now. What we can and should debate is how ready we are, even in a post #MeToo world, are to believe men and mistrust women.&nbsp;

History

Heard and Depp met in 2009 when they worked opposite each other in 'The Rum Diary'. After dating for fours years, they married in 2015. Next year, Heard filed for divorce against Depp and also obtained a restraining order against him. She also accused him of being "verbally and physically abusive". But next year, they released a joint statement suggesting the relationship "was intensely passionate and at times volatile, but always bound by love."&nbsp;

In 2018, Depp sued News Group Newspapers for libel as the tabloid The Sun owned by the company had called him a "wife-beater." Depp went on to lose the trial when the judge found Heard's claims "substantially true".

The Fairfax defamation trial

The Fairfax trial began in 2019. Depp took exception to a Washington Post op-ed titled "I spoke up against sexual violence — and faced our culture's wrath. That has to change" penned by Heard. While she did not name him, Depp filed for defamation anyway and, as we know, came out on top.

In the trial, as evidence in form of audio clips, text messages and so on was presented before the judges throughout the trial, a parallel trial was transpiring on social media sites, especially TikTok (currently banned in India) and Twitter. And thousands of amateur judges that oversaw the parallel trial had pronounced verdict months and even years before the Fairfax County courthouse caught up. The verdict was: Heard was guilty of physically and mental abusing Depp and wrongfully accusing him of assault. Nevermind that nobody, save for Depp and Heard, actually what happened in their relationship rather than lollygaggers online.

Society's failure

The failing of us, the society that emerges here is our first instinct, even after all that has happened in the last half decade or so, is to women and assume from the get go that she must be lying, and perhaps wishes to gain something through allegations. It is another matter that women have lost their entire careers after garnering the courage to speak up against powerful men. In other cases, they have been browbeaten to silence. The world is still tremendously patriarchal in spite of advancements in gender equality. Most world leaders, people at position of power in institutions, corporates and organisations are still men. And they are not willing to share power.&nbsp;

Depp's fans, which are clearly legion, did not take in account that he has a long, long history of abuse. He has been arrested multiple times for violent acts, including against his then girlfriend Ellen Barkin in the mid-1990s. Just for the sake of argument, let's say it is possible that Heard may be the prime instigator of violence in her marriage with Depp. But we don't know that, not really, and most of us anyway believe it was her who was the aggressor without a shred of evidence.&nbsp;

A text Depp sent to Paul Bettany and the text, including the conversation, should chill you to the bone. "Let’s drown her before we burn her!!! I will f**k her burnt corpse afterwards to make sure she is dead,” it read.&nbsp;

 
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How Johnny Depp-Amber Heard defamation case shines light on our collective failing

How Johnny Depp-Amber Heard defamation case shines light on society's failings

How Johnny Depp-Amber Heard defamation case shines a light on society's failings

A few weeks after the Amber Heard and Johnny Depp trial ended, there are reports that Heard has signed a multimillion&nbsp;deal for the "tell-all revenge" book. The court gave the decision of the trial in favour of Johnny Depp and the actor was awarded 10.4 million dollars to be paid by Amber Heard who was awarded 2 million dollars to be paid by Depp. However, Amber's lawyers themselves have said that it is very difficult for Amber to pay Johnny the damages. Some believe that this multi-million book deal might help her. Even though the trial is over, they both are still in talks. Recently, Amber Heard was trolled for shopping at discounted stores, after her lawyers said she can't pay Johnny Depp.

Meanwhile, Johnny Depp's face as Jack Sparrow was used in Disney light show after four years and fans demanded an apology. Amber, also gave an interview some days back revealing proofs of her abuse including chat screenshots with her father, she even called the decision biased.&nbsp;

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<h2>Amber Heard Signs a Book Deal</h2>

New reports indicate&nbsp;that Amber Heard may have inked a multi-million dollar deal to write a “tell-all revenge book”.&nbsp; A&nbsp;source close to Heard told OK magazine,&nbsp;“Amber considers her career in Hollywood over. She’s already in talks and is excited about it. At this point, she has nothing to lose and wants to tell all. To the extent that Heard wants to discuss this case and her relationship with Depp in a tell-all statement or book, she needs to be extremely careful as to what she says about him”.&nbsp;According to the insider, the actress, 36, is "broke" and not in a position to turn down money",&nbsp;which is why she is embarking on this new venture.&nbsp;

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<h2>Amber Heard's 'Tell All Revenge'&nbsp;Book</h2>

The "Tell All Revenge" book will reportedly explore her marriage to Depp, his alleged abuse and the&nbsp;defamation trial.&nbsp;However, Heard may risk defaming Depp again in the book, as a source close to her also mentioned that she needs to be extra careful so that she doesn't land in legal trouble again. In&nbsp;2018&nbsp;Amber wrote an op-ed in which she claimed she had been a domestic abuse survivor. The op-ed led to Johnny filing a defamation suit against her even though he was not named in the article. Hence, if the book also presents the same claims or things related to it, she might get in trouble again.&nbsp;

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<h2>Alleged Amber Heard book deal sparks online backlash&nbsp;</h2>

Since the time the news of Amber Heard singing a&nbsp;multimillion book deal has surfaced, the actress has been facing major social media backlash.&nbsp;While some came out in support of Amber Heard, some are totally&nbsp;against the actress. A tweet mentioned that "Amber Heard is going to write a book people are going to be mad for like 5 seconds and then nobody will give a damn because we’re going to be going to the theatres to watch Johnny Depp in his 3rd blockbuster classic movie of the year". There were others who made fun of her for writing a book after losing the case. Memes are trending all over social media regarding the book deal.&nbsp;

<h2>Know about Amber Heard vs Johnny Depp Controversy</h2>

In 2018, in an article for The Washington Post, Amber claimed that she is also a survivor of domestic abuse, after which Johnny Depp faced backlash and his Hollywood career almost came to an end. His role in Disney's 'Pirates of the Caribbean' was put on hold and he was replaced from 'Fantastic Beats 3'.&nbsp;Depp filed a 50 million dollars defamation suit against Amber Heard, claiming that the article&nbsp;damaged his reputation and hurt his career. While they both showed proof during their trial, on June 1, the case was won by Johnny Depp. He&nbsp;was awarded 15 million dollars in damages, including 5 million dollars in punitive damages, which the judge capped to 350,000 dollars, the legal limit in Virginia. In total, he is entitled to 10.35 million dollars. The jury awarded Heard 2 million dollars.

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<h2>Amber Heard Current Net Worth</h2>

According to celebritynetworth.com, the current net worth of Amber Heard is 6 million dollars.&nbsp;According to testimony given during the Depp vs&nbsp;Heard case,&nbsp;Amber Heard earned 10 million dollars in total pre-tax income from all sources&nbsp;between 2013 and 2019. Her highest-earning year in that period was 2019 when she made around 3 million dollars. Testimony also revealed that Amber had a 4-picture deal with Warner Brothers that paid her 450,000 dollars for the first movie she appeared in for the studio. She then earned 1 million dollars&nbsp;for her work in the first "Aquaman". She was contractually guaranteed 2 million dollars&nbsp;for the sequel and 3-4 million dollars if there was ever a third "Aquaman" film.&nbsp;

<h2>Who is supporting who in Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard Case?</h2>

The first two supporters of Amber Heard are,&nbsp;unsurprisingly,&nbsp;Elon Musk and James Franco. They both were rumoured to be in a relationship with Heard, and have been clicked many times together in the past.&nbsp;The third person to throw their support behind Heard is British media personality&nbsp;Amanda de Cadenet. Though a&nbsp;lot of celebrities came out in support of Johnny Depp, including&nbsp;Penelope Cruz,&nbsp;Sharon Osbourne, famous singer Sia,&nbsp;JK&nbsp;Rowling,&nbsp;Javier Bardem and many other celebrities.&nbsp;

At present, Heard is associated with the upcoming film 'Aquaman 2'&nbsp;along with&nbsp;Conor Allyn's&nbsp;thriller 'In the Fire'.&nbsp;However, it has been alleged that her role&nbsp;in 'Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom' has been cut following her controversial trial with Johnny Depp which has been refuted by her team.

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A few weeks after the Amber Heard and Johnny Depp trial ended, there are reports that Heard has signed a multimillion deal for the "tell-all revenge" book. The court gave the decision of the trial in favour of Johnny Depp and the actor was awarded 10.4 million dollars to be paid by Amber Heard who was awarded 2 million dollars to be paid by Depp. However, Amber's lawyers themselves have said that it is very difficult for Amber to pay Johnny the damages. Some believe that this multi-million book deal might help her. Even though the trial is over, they both are still in talks. Recently, Amber Heard was trolled for shopping at discounted stores, after her lawyers said she can't pay Johnny Depp. Meanwhile, Johnny Depp's face as Jack Sparrow was used in Disney light show after four years and fans demanded an apology. Amber, also gave an interview some days back revealing proofs of her abuse including chat screenshots with her father, she even called the decision biased. Also read | Amber Heard calls cross-examination about Johnny Depp's alleged assault the 'scariest' thing Amber Heard Signs a Book Deal New reports indicate that Amber Heard may have inked a multi-million dollar deal to write a “tell-all revenge book”. A source close to Heard told OK magazine, “Amber considers her career in Hollywood over. She’s already in talks and is excited about it. At this point, she has nothing to lose and wants to tell all. To the extent that Heard wants to discuss this case and her relationship with Depp in a tell-all statement or book, she needs to be extremely careful as to what she says about him”. According to the insider, the actress, 36, is "broke" and not in a position to turn down money", which is why she is embarking on this new venture. Amber Heard's 'Tell All Revenge' Book The "Tell All Revenge" book will reportedly explore her marriage to Depp, his alleged abuse and the defamation trial. However, Heard may risk defaming Depp again in the book, as a source close to her also mentioned that she needs to be extra careful so that she doesn't land in legal trouble again. In 2018 Amber wrote an op-ed in which she claimed she had been a domestic abuse survivor. The op-ed led to Johnny filing a defamation suit against her even though he was not named in the article. Hence, if the book also presents the same claims or things related to it, she might get in trouble again. Watch | Actor Johnny Depp visits Indian restaurant: Actor rejoices Indian cuisine in UK Alleged Amber Heard book deal sparks online backlash Since the time the news of Amber Heard singing a multimillion book deal has surfaced, the actress has been facing major social media backlash. While some came out in support of Amber Heard, some are totally against the actress. A tweet mentioned that "Amber Heard is going to write a book people are going to be mad for like 5 seconds and then nobody will give a damn because we’re going to be going to the theatres to watch Johnny Depp in his 3rd blockbuster classic movie of the year". There were others who made fun of her for writing a book after losing the case. Memes are trending all over social media regarding the book deal. Know about Amber Heard vs Johnny Depp Controversy In 2018, in an article for The Washington Post, Amber claimed that she is also a survivor of domestic abuse, after which Johnny Depp faced backlash and his Hollywood career almost came to an end. His role in Disney's 'Pirates of the Caribbean' was put on hold and he was replaced from 'Fantastic Beats 3'. Depp filed a 50 million dollars defamation suit against Amber Heard, claiming that the article damaged his reputation and hurt his career. While they both showed proof during their trial, on June 1, the case was won by Johnny Depp. He was awarded 15 million dollars in damages, including 5 million dollars in punitive damages, which the judge capped to 350,000 dollars, the legal limit in Virginia. In total, he is entitled to 10.35 million dollars. The jury awarded Heard 2 million dollars. Also read | Amber Heard has world's most beautiful face, according to science Amber Heard Current Net Worth According to celebritynetworth.com, the current net worth of Amber Heard is 6 million dollars. According to testimony given during the Depp vs Heard case, Amber Heard earned 10 million dollars in total pre-tax income from all sources between 2013 and 2019. Her highest-earning year in that period was 2019 when she made around 3 million dollars. Testimony also revealed that Amber had a 4-picture deal with Warner Brothers that paid her 450,000 dollars for the first movie she appeared in for the studio. She then earned 1 million dollars for her work in the first "Aquaman". She was contractually guaranteed 2 million dollars for the sequel and 3-4 million dollars if there was ever a third "Aquaman" film. Who is supporting who in Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard Case? The first two supporters of Amber Heard are, unsurprisingly, Elon Musk and James Franco. They both were rumoured to be in a relationship with Heard, and have been clicked many times together in the past. The third person to throw their support behind Heard is British media personality Amanda de Cadenet. Though a lot of celebrities came out in support of Johnny Depp, including Penelope Cruz, Sharon Osbourne, famous singer Sia, JK Rowling, Javier Bardem and many other celebrities. At present, Heard is associated with the upcoming film 'Aquaman 2' along with Conor Allyn's thriller 'In the Fire'. 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Will this multimillion book deal help Amber Heard to pay Johnny Depp $10.4 million in damages?

'Aquaman' actress Amber Heard recently got candid and shared her experience of being on the witness stand for her defamation trial with her ex-husband and 'Pirates of the&nbsp;Caribbean' actor Johnny Depp.

On Friday, the 36-year-old actress&nbsp;gave an interview and said that it was terrifying to be cross-examined by Depp's legal team. Talking about her sexual assault claims against her ex-lover, Heard said that she felt intimidated and scared.

On an NBC News Dateline special, Heard said, "The scariest, most intimidating thing for anybody talking about sexual violence is not being believed, being called a liar, or being humiliated."&nbsp;

During the Friday&nbsp;special episode, the actress also alleged that a piece of evidence that wasn't allowed in the courtroom could have changed the entire verdict.

She said, "There's a binder worth of years of notes dating back to 2011 from the very beginning of my relationship that were taken by my doctor, who I was reporting the abuse to. Her notes represented years — years — of real-time explanations of what was going on."

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After weeks-long trial, Depp was awarded&nbsp;$15 million in damages but Heard only has to pay $10.35 million due to Virginia law cap on punitive damages. The seven-person jury also awarded Heard $2 million in damages for her counterclaims against Depp.

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According to Heard's attorney, the actress will "absolutely" appeal the verdict against her. And, she won't be able to pay millions of dollars as damages.

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'Aquaman' actress Amber Heard recently got candid and shared her experience of being on the witness stand for her defamation trial with her ex-husband and 'Pirates of the Caribbean' actor Johnny Depp.

'Aquaman' actress Amber Heard recently got candid and shared her experience of being on the witness stand for her defamation trial with her ex-husband and 'Pirates of the Caribbean' actor Johnny Depp. On Friday, the 36-year-old actress gave an interview and said that it was terrifying to be cross-examined by Depp's legal team. Talking about her sexual assault claims against her ex-lover, Heard said that she felt intimidated and scared. On an NBC News Dateline special, Heard said, "The scariest, most intimidating thing for anybody talking about sexual violence is not being believed, being called a liar, or being humiliated." During the Friday special episode, the actress also alleged that a piece of evidence that wasn't allowed in the courtroom could have changed the entire verdict. She said, "There's a binder worth of years of notes dating back to 2011 from the very beginning of my relationship that were taken by my doctor, who I was reporting the abuse to. Her notes represented years — years — of real-time explanations of what was going on." Also read: Inviting men with Alia Bhatt's 'Gangubai..' scene, Pakistan restaurant irks internet After weeks-long trial, Depp was awarded $15 million in damages but Heard only has to pay $10.35 million due to Virginia law cap on punitive damages. The seven-person jury also awarded Heard $2 million in damages for her counterclaims against Depp. According to Heard's attorney, the actress will "absolutely" appeal the verdict against her. And, she won't be able to pay millions of dollars as damages. Also read: Uma Thurman, Paul Walker, Mindy Kaling and more to receive stars on Hollywood Walk of Fame

Amber Heard calls cross-examination about Johnny Depp's alleged assault the 'scariest' thing

Hollywood actor Johnny Depp took to social media on Sunday to alert his fans of&nbsp;imposter accounts pretending to be him&nbsp;online. In a long&nbsp;note shared on his official Instagram handle, his real IDs and accounts were tagged with a caution message.

“I’ve been made aware that there are fake accounts pretending to be me or people working with me. I do not have any private or side accounts on any platforms. These are the only pages run by me and my team where we share updates and communicate: INSTAGRAM @Johnny Depp TIKTOK @Johnny Depp FACEBOOK @Johnny Depp DISCORD @Johnny Depp0854 (sic),” he wrote.

“I ask that you remain cautious as it seems these fake accounts can be relentless. My team is working to combat the problem. Thank you for your continued support and for making me aware of this issue! Love &amp; respect, JD X (sic),” added Johnny Depp.

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Post his win in the defamation trial&nbsp;against his ex-wife Amber Heard, the 'Pirates of the Caribbean' actor&nbsp;has redirected his focus to his film and music career.&nbsp;

Depp had sued the 'Aquaman' actress for defamation because of a WaPo op-ed, written&nbsp;in 2018. The&nbsp;jury in the case ruled in favour of Depp after a six-week-long trial and they ordered&nbsp;Heard to pay Depp $10.35 million in damages.

Other than releasing his&nbsp;own album, he is also reportedly working on some brand promo deals.

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Hollywood actor Johnny Depp took to social media on Sunday to alert his fans of imposter accounts pretending to be him online. In a long note shared on his official Instagram handle, his real IDs and accounts were tagged with a caution message.

Hollywood actor Johnny Depp took to social media on Sunday to alert his fans of imposter accounts pretending to be him online. In a long note shared on his official Instagram handle, his real IDs and accounts were tagged with a caution message. “I’ve been made aware that there are fake accounts pretending to be me or people working with me. I do not have any private or side accounts on any platforms. These are the only pages run by me and my team where we share updates and communicate: INSTAGRAM @Johnny Depp TIKTOK @Johnny Depp FACEBOOK @Johnny Depp DISCORD @Johnny Depp0854 (sic),” he wrote. “I ask that you remain cautious as it seems these fake accounts can be relentless. My team is working to combat the problem. Thank you for your continued support and for making me aware of this issue! Love & respect, JD X (sic),” added Johnny Depp. Also read: Amber Heard has world's most beautiful face, according to science Post his win in the defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard, the 'Pirates of the Caribbean' actor has redirected his focus to his film and music career. Depp had sued the 'Aquaman' actress for defamation because of a WaPo op-ed, written in 2018. The jury in the case ruled in favour of Depp after a six-week-long trial and they ordered Heard to pay Depp $10.35 million in damages. Other than releasing his own album, he is also reportedly working on some brand promo deals.

Johnny Depp says 'there're fake accounts' pretending to be him, alerts fans of imposters

A member of the jury in the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard case has spoken for the first time since the verdict was announced in Depp's favour a few weeks ago. The juror spoke to 'Good Morning America' about the trial verdict and why it was mostly in favour of the actor.&nbsp; 
 
Heard has been ordered to pay USD 10.35 million in damages to Depp as a result of the trial.&nbsp;The juror revealed that Heard's emotional testimony did not seem real to the jury.&nbsp; 
 
The juror said, "The crying, the facial expressions that she had, the staring at the jury. All of us were very uncomfortable. She would answer one question and she would be crying, and two seconds later she would turn ice cold. Some of us used the expression 'crocodile tears'." 
 
"A lot of the jury felt what (Depp) was saying, at the end of the day, was more believable. He just seemed a little more real in terms of how he was responding to questions. His emotional state was very stable throughout," the juror added. 
 
Heard's team has repeatedly stated that social media and all the elements opposing Heard on platforms like TikTok have turned the jury in Depp's favour. "I think even the most well-intentioned juror ... it would have been impossible to avoid this," Heard told NBC News this week. 
 
The juror denied such accusations about social media, saying, "We followed the evidence. Myself and other jurors don't use Twitter or Facebook. Others who had it, made a point not to talk about it." 
 
"What I think is truthful is that they were both abusive to each other," the juror concluded."I don't think that makes either of them right or wrong; but to rise to the level of what she was claiming, there wasn't enough or any evidence that really supported what she was saying," added the juror. 
 
One point during the trial that really hurt Heard's case was the revelation that she had not yet donated her USD 7 million divorce settlement to charity, despite claiming to do so. 
 
"She goes on a talk show in the UK and the video shows her sitting there, telling the host she gave all that money away. The terms she used in that video clip were, `I gave it away, I donated it, it`s gone.` But the fact is, she didn`t give much of it away at all," the juror concluded.&nbsp; 
 
Depp filed a defamation case against Heard for an op-ed she wrote claiming she had been a victim of domestic violence. Depp was not named in the article but his legal team had argued that it hurt his reputation in Hollywood. Heard too slapped a counter lawsuit against him accusing him of physical and mental torture.&nbsp;

A member of the jury in the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard case has spoken for the first time since the verdict was announced in Depp's favour a few weeks ago. The juror spoke to 'Good Morning America' about the trial verdict and why it was mostly in favour of the actor.

A member of the jury in the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard case has spoken for the first time since the verdict was announced in Depp's favour a few weeks ago. The juror spoke to 'Good Morning America' about the trial verdict and why it was mostly in favour of the actor. Heard has been ordered to pay USD 10.35 million in damages to Depp as a result of the trial. The juror revealed that Heard's emotional testimony did not seem real to the jury. The juror said, "The crying, the facial expressions that she had, the staring at the jury. All of us were very uncomfortable. She would answer one question and she would be crying, and two seconds later she would turn ice cold. Some of us used the expression 'crocodile tears'." "A lot of the jury felt what (Depp) was saying, at the end of the day, was more believable. He just seemed a little more real in terms of how he was responding to questions. His emotional state was very stable throughout," the juror added. Heard's team has repeatedly stated that social media and all the elements opposing Heard on platforms like TikTok have turned the jury in Depp's favour. "I think even the most well-intentioned juror ... it would have been impossible to avoid this," Heard told NBC News this week. The juror denied such accusations about social media, saying, "We followed the evidence. Myself and other jurors don't use Twitter or Facebook. Others who had it, made a point not to talk about it." "What I think is truthful is that they were both abusive to each other," the juror concluded."I don't think that makes either of them right or wrong; but to rise to the level of what she was claiming, there wasn't enough or any evidence that really supported what she was saying," added the juror. One point during the trial that really hurt Heard's case was the revelation that she had not yet donated her USD 7 million divorce settlement to charity, despite claiming to do so. "She goes on a talk show in the UK and the video shows her sitting there, telling the host she gave all that money away. The terms she used in that video clip were, `I gave it away, I donated it, it`s gone.` But the fact is, she didn`t give much of it away at all," the juror concluded. Depp filed a defamation case against Heard for an op-ed she wrote claiming she had been a victim of domestic violence. Depp was not named in the article but his legal team had argued that it hurt his reputation in Hollywood. Heard too slapped a counter lawsuit against him accusing him of physical and mental torture.

Juror speaks up for first time since Johnny Depp's defamation case, says Amber Heard had 'crocodile tears'

Amber Heard has said she still loves her ex-husband, actor Johnny Depp. In her first interview since the jury in a Virginia court gave its verdict in favour of Depp, Heard has stated that she has no hard feelings for her ex-husband who slapped a multi-million dollar defamation case against her after she wrote an op-ed stating she had been a victim of domestic abuse. Depp was not named in the article.&nbsp; 
 
Speaking with NBC News, Heard revealed that she is afraid of potentially being sued again by Depp. When host Savannah Guthrie asked her if she “still has love” for the actor, Heard responded, “Yes absolutely. I love him (Johnny Depp). I loved him with all my heart. And I tried the best I could to make a deeply broken relationship work and I couldn't." 
 
“I have no bad feelings or ill will towards him at all. I know that might be hard to understand or it might be really easy to understand if you've just ever loved anyone… It should be easy," Heard said.&nbsp;

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Heard also admitted that she did not make for a 'good victim'.Earlier, Depp in a message to a friend had promised to give "total global humiliation" to Heard. When she was asked to respond to the message that was played in court, Heard said, "I know he promised it. I'm not a good victim, I get it. I'm not a likeable victim, I'm not a perfect victim. But when I testified I asked the jury to see me and hear his own words which is a promise to do this, it seems as though he has." 
 
Heard admitted she was nervous about speaking her mind post the verdict. "I took for granted what I assumed was my right to speak."

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Heard also stated that she was scared of being sued by Depp in near future. "I am scared that no matter what I do, no matter what I say or how I say it, every step that I take will present another opportunity for silencing, which I guess is what a defamation lawsuit is meant to do - to take your voice." 
 
The actress who would be next seen in 'Aquaman 2' in 2023 said she was not committed to being a full-time mother to her one-year-old daughter.&nbsp;

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Heard's comments were aired in the second part of the two-part interview on NBC.&nbsp;

Amber Heard has said she still loves her ex-husband, actor Johnny Depp. In her first interview since the jury in a Virginia court gave its verdict in favour of Depp, Heard has stated that she has no hard feelings for her ex-husband who slapped a multi-million dollar defamation case against her after she wrote an op-ed stating she had been a victim of domestic abuse.

Amber Heard has said she still loves her ex-husband, actor Johnny Depp. In her first interview since the jury in a Virginia court gave its verdict in favour of Depp, Heard has stated that she has no hard feelings for her ex-husband who slapped a multi-million dollar defamation case against her after she wrote an op-ed stating she had been a victim of domestic abuse. Depp was not named in the article. Speaking with NBC News, Heard revealed that she is afraid of potentially being sued again by Depp. When host Savannah Guthrie asked her if she “still has love” for the actor, Heard responded, “Yes absolutely. I love him (Johnny Depp). I loved him with all my heart. And I tried the best I could to make a deeply broken relationship work and I couldn't." “I have no bad feelings or ill will towards him at all. I know that might be hard to understand or it might be really easy to understand if you've just ever loved anyone… It should be easy," Heard said. Amber Heard calls Johnny Depp a 'fantastic actor' in 1st interview after trial Heard also admitted that she did not make for a 'good victim'.Earlier, Depp in a message to a friend had promised to give "total global humiliation" to Heard. When she was asked to respond to the message that was played in court, Heard said, "I know he promised it. I'm not a good victim, I get it. I'm not a likeable victim, I'm not a perfect victim. But when I testified I asked the jury to see me and hear his own words which is a promise to do this, it seems as though he has." Heard admitted she was nervous about speaking her mind post the verdict. "I took for granted what I assumed was my right to speak." Post verdict, what's next for Johnny Depp and Amber Heard ? Heard also stated that she was scared of being sued by Depp in near future. "I am scared that no matter what I do, no matter what I say or how I say it, every step that I take will present another opportunity for silencing, which I guess is what a defamation lawsuit is meant to do - to take your voice." The actress who would be next seen in 'Aquaman 2' in 2023 said she was not committed to being a full-time mother to her one-year-old daughter. Johnny Depp wins! A look back at all the shocking revelations made in the case Heard's comments were aired in the second part of the two-part interview on NBC.

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