by Johnny Depp shocking defamation lawsuit against ex-spouse Amber Heard ended the third week with scandalous new details – including the actress’s feelings about billionaire Elon Musk and her state of mental health.
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The protagonist of “Pirates of the Caribbean” is suing his ex-wife for $ 50 million for a 2018 article published in the Washington Post in which she described herself as a “public figure representing domestic abuse.” Although the piece did not specifically mention Depp’s name, his lawyers argued that it cost him lucrative film roles.
Heard sued for $ 100 million, accusing him and his former lawyer of conspiracy to “destroy and defame” her.
Depp leaves the witness stand
Depp closed four days at the kiosk on Monday with his lawyer playing a soundtrack by himself and his ex-wife talking after she publicly accused him of domestic violence and received a restraining order. Heard tells Depp that she does not know how to get her reputation back after she made the accusations against him. Depp accuses her of bringing it to herself by involving police officers in a quarrel on May 21, 2016. “The last time it got hot between us, I really thought I was going to lose my life,” he replies. Actor Johnny Depp submits on April 25, 2022 (Photo by Steve Helber / Pool / AFP via Getty Images) “Amber, I lost a man with the king’s fingers, come on,” he replied, referring to allegedly cutting the digit during an Australian brawl in 2015 over a transgression. “I had thrown a can of mineral spirits in my nose,” he said of Herd, who allegedly threw the bottle in his face during another altercation. JOHNNY DEPP V. AMBER HEARD: THE WILDEST MOMENTS OF THE SHOCKING TRIAL “You could say it was a fair fight,” Herd mocks the recording. “Tell the world, Johnny, tell them, ‘Johnny Depp, I, Johnny Depp, man, I’m a victim of domestic violence.’ Or see how many people believe or stand by you.” Depp’s lawyer, Jessica Meyers, asked him what he said in response. “Yes, I am,” Depp replied soberly before stepping off the stand.
Herd did not love Musk
Herd and Musk announced their relationship in April 2017 – but the short-lived romance ended five months later. Heard reportedly told former talent agent Christian Carino, who was once engaged to Lady Gaga, that she did not love Musk, according to the agent’s pre-recorded testimony that was played out in court on Wednesday. Carino has been invited to read a text exchange with Heard since August 2017. “Dealing with a divorce. I hate when things go public. C, I’m so sad,” Heard wrote of Musk. A photographic combination of Johnny Depp, Amber Heard and Elon Musk. (Getty Images) “You were not in love with him and you told me a thousand times that you were just filling space,” Carino replied. Herd complained about the publicity surrounding her love life, but Carino pointed out that she could avoid attention “by not going out with famous Uber people”.
An ACLU employee wrote in the 2018 Heard Washington Post
A member of the American Civil Liberties Union wrote Amber Heard’s 2018 Washington Post article, describing herself as “a public figure representing domestic abuse.” “I tried to gather your fire and rage and shape it into a very interesting analysis,” ACLU communications general Robin Shulman wrote in an email to Heard. At least three other staff members were involved in drafting and reviewing the piece, ACLU COO Terence Doherty testified in a pre-recorded testimony played in court Thursday. A photographic combination of Terence Dougherty and Amber Heard. (Getty) Heard asked for the op-ed to be released shortly after the release of her “Aquaman” movie to gain publicity, Dougherty testified. JOHNNY DEPP REFERRED THE DIFFERENT EVENT OF ACCEPTANCE IN COURT: “I COULD LAUGH” He also revealed that Herd had paid only $ 1.3 million out of the $ 3.5 million he publicly pledged to donate to the charity. Herd announced in 2016 that she would pay a total of $ 7 million for her divorce to the ACLU and the Los Angeles Pediatric Hospital. But when Dougherty contacted her in 2019 for her next payment, she reportedly said she was having financial difficulties. Depp’s business director testified that the actor had fully paid the divorce agreement with Herd by the end of 2018.
Herd has “borderline personality disorder,” says a psychologist
Herd has borderline personality disorder (BPD) and histronic personality disorder (HPD), a forensic and clinical psychologist testified Tuesday on behalf of Depp’s team. Dr. Shannon Curry said she met with Heard, 36, for 12 hours, and that she reviewed her medical, legal and psychiatric records to make a diagnosis. He described the disturbances as “two sides of the same coin” that characterized “dramatic, erratic and emotional” behavior. A combination of photos showing Dr. Shannon Curry (left) and Amber Heard (right) in court on April 26, 2022. (Brendan Smialowski / Pool Photo via AP) “This temperament or being hot is really a characteristic of borderline personality disorder, as is being a very charming, polite character,” Curry testified. “This is a disorder of contradictions.” People with HPD need to be the center of attention, and when they are not, they often make up stories or take on the role of victim, Curry said.
Johnny Depp’s janitor says he saw “no marks, bruises” on Amber Heard
The couple’s doorman, Alejandro Romero, said in a pre-recorded testimony played in court on Wednesday that he was interacting with Herd four days after the infamous cell phone brawl and saw “no marks or bruises” on her face. Heard claims that Depp hit her in the face with a mobile phone on May 21, 2016, after an explosive quarrel inside their penthouse apartment. Two police officers who responded also said that they did not notice any injuries to Herd, but admitted during the cross-examination that they did not keep up-to-date notes and that the apartment was dimly lit. Johnny Depp’s doorman, Alejandro Romero. (Reuters / Jonathan Ernst / Pool) Six days later, she went to a Los Angeles court with visible bruises under her right eye as photographers took a picture of her in what Depp’s team has dubbed an elaborate “Hoax.” The janitor, sitting in a parked car and inflating a steam pen during the deposition, said he was tired of the Depp-Heard saga. “I’m tired. I do not want to deal with this case anymore. Everyone has problems,” he said.
Financial demands were heard
Depp’s Hollywood divorce lawyer Laura Wasser, whose clients include Kim Kardashian and Angelina Jolie, testified that she received a letter from Herd’s lawyer, Samantha Spector, on May 24, 2016. The letter said Depp had violently attacked Herd in their apartment four days earlier and called for a “private and friendly solution to all issues”. He then asked Depp to give her access to his black Range Rover and three penthouses in downtown Los Angeles, in addition to $ 100,000 for legal feelings and $ 25,000 for court costs. Johnny Depp and Amber Heard at the premiere of “The Danish Girl” in Venice, Italy, September 5, 2015. (Kurt Krieger / Corbis via Getty Images) But without further warning, Wasser said, Spector and Heard paraded in a Los Angeles court on May 27 to receive a restraining order against Depp. “With high-profile clients, we like to get it out of the system,” Wasser said of handling the divorce quietly. “Mrs Spector was not prepared to do that.” Depp’s business director Ed White told jurors Thursday that the actor paid a total of $ 14,250,000 for the divorce deal. CLICK HERE TO RECEIVE THE FOX NEWS APPLICATION White said Heard’s financial claims “grew steadily” during the negotiations, starting at $ 4 million and eventually growing to a fairly large number, including $ 6.8 million paid directly to her, $ 500,000 to her lawyers. and about $ 7,250,000 in “community liabilities” the couple acquired during their time. Marriage of 15 months. The trial is set to begin on Monday and Herd is expected to take a stand sometime next week.
