Amber Heard was the main witness of the tabloid The Sun during the lawsuit between the publication and Johnny Depp. At the end of the indictment of her ex-husband's lawyer yesterday, which closed the proceedings in court, the actress told reporters that reliving her break with the actor was "extremely painful".
“It has been incredibly painful to relive the break-up of my relationship”
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Johnny Depp lodged a defamation complaint against the British newspaper for calling him a violent husband and their relationship was therefore scrutinized at the stand, the Sun making Amber Heard testify to the violence she claims to have suffered in during their relationship. "It was incredibly painful to relive the end of my relationship, to see my motives and my truth questioned, and to see the most intimate and traumatic details of my life with Johnny spread out in court and broadcast around the world." , she said, as relayed by The Guardian.
Confident
If Amber Heard is not the accused in this trial, she has "confidence in British justice" to recognize that the Sun did not defame her ex-husband by claiming that he was an abusive husband. Such a judgment could indeed only be beneficial to her, since, in a few months, it will be her turn to be on the dock, in Virginia (United States) this time, since Johnny Depp also attacked her. in defamation.
Las Vegas actor Parano seeks damages - to the tune of $ 50 million - following an article in the Washington Post , signed by the star of Aquaman , in which she presents herself as a survivor of domestic violence .
Judge Andrew Nicol, in charge of the Sun trial , is expected to deliver his verdict in several weeks.
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