Alan Sugar brands Johnny Depp a 'nutter’ and Amber Heard ‘tuppence short of two bob’

A first mention. Amber Heard’s baby was talked about during her mother’s defamation trial with Johnny Depp. Amber has been quiet about her daughter since her birth, but the Aquaman star brought her up in a surprising way.

Amber Heard‘s lawyer Elaine Bredehoft went viral for a moment during Johnny Depp‘s defamation trial.

Johnny Depp was seen smirking in court when Amber Heard's lawyer attempted to do an impression of him during the trial.Mr Depp visibly laughing as he looked down when Ms Heard's attorney Elaine Bredehoft appeared to mimic him as she posed a question to her client on the stand.The funny moment came after a recording was played of the former couple talking and she then repeated what Depp, 58, had said in the clip.Ms Heard, 36, has been on the stand for cross-examination this week, the fifth week of the defamation trial in the case brought against her by ex-husband Mr Depp.Ms Bredehoft imitated Mr Depp as she asked Ms Heard if she recalled the moment from the tape.She said: "She played a tape in which Mr Depp said 'You will not see my eyes again,' do you recall that?"Ms Heard briefly responded: "I do."The topic surrounding the line of questioning appeared to be why it is Ms Heard believes Mr Depp cannot look her in the eye.Ms Heard then continued to speculate: "Because he’s guilty. He knows he’s lying.

soaring inflation, the ongoing pandemic and the likely overturn of Roe v. Wade — but they are interested in one issue above all else.The blockbuster defamation trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard is currently generating more social media engagement than any other topic, according to data from NewsWhip.The data firm claims that the captivating courtroom drama has garnered an average of 508 social media interactions — ie.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard are locked in a heated defamation trial have been forking over thousands for a coveted seat. But now, they’re even buying from scalpers on the “black market,” according to TMZ, turning the orderly waiting game into a free for all.Court officials have limited numbers of wristbands to hand out – 100 for the main courtroom and an additional 100 to 150 for the overflow room – yet many fans don’t make the cut.

As Johnny Depp’s defamation case against his ex-wife Amber Heard rages on, Pirates of the Caribbean producer Jerry Bruckheimer is opening up about whether or not fans can expect to see a glimpse of the actor in his upcoming films.

OK, this is a weird one. Like, why even lie about this? But that’s exactly what appears to be happening.

MORE: The real reason Johnny Depp REFUSES to look at Amber Heard during trialJohnny Depp and Amber Heard's defamation case began on 11 April in Fairfax County, Virginia, and proceedings have been livestreamed throughout, further feeding public interest. WATCH: Amber Heard says she did not want divorce details to go publicBut when will the case come to a close?READ: What Johnny Depp's lawyer REALLY said as he celebrated Amber Heard's Kate Moss commentMORE: Johnny Depp: Everything Kate Moss has said following surprise celebration at trialAfter a ten-day hiatus, the trial resumed on Monday 16 May with Amber completing her testimony before facing cross-examination from Johnny's legal team.

Things got a little strange at the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial on Tuesday.

Those watching the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial this week got quite a surprise when they found out his real name. The Pirates of the Caribbean actor and Aquaman actress returned to a Virginia court on Tuesday where they are counter suing each other for libel. Depp, 58, sued his ex-wife for $50million (£40m), claiming that a 2018 article she wrote for The Washington Post about her experience with domestic abuse, suggested that he was physically and sexually abusive towards her during their marriage.

Amber Heard left court on Tuesday with a police escort to help her avoid Johnny Depp supporters who had gathered outside.The ex husband and wife are locked in a legal battle stemming from an op-ed Heard wrote in the Washington Post in 2018 in which she detailed her experience with domestic abuse.Depp, 57, and Heard, 36, are suing each other for $50million (£40m) and $100m (£80.3m) respectively, with lawyers for Depp arguing the op-ed suggested Depp was abusive to Heard despite him not being named in the article.Heard is counter-suing Depp for libel after he labeled her a liar.The massively public trial, which is being livestreamed across the world, has seen fans of Depp waiting outside the court with signs and gifts for the actor.On Tuesday, following cross-examination on the stand where she denied assaulting her ex-girlfriend and accused Depp of a ‘smear campaign’ against her, Heard was led out of the court with a police escort.The Aquaman actress was escorted to a car by police as she was led out an exit that allowed her to avoid the dozens of Depp supporters who had gathered outside.Photographs taken from outside the court sees Heard being led out of the building, her head down, as officers watched carefully.Once in the vehicle, Heard was driven away from the court, with throngs of Depp supporters still outside the building as the car drove away.Shortly before the end of Heard’s time in the witness box,  Depp’s attorney Camille Vasquez brought up previous claims that Heard struck her former partner Tasya van Ree in 2009.

“He really resented having to be sober.

Zack Sharf Lance Bass has become one of the most high profile faces of a controversial viral TikTok trend in which members reenact Amber Heard’s testimony against Johnny Depp. Heard’s testimony finds the “Aquaman” actor recounting the first time Depp allegedly hit her.

Johnny Depp allegedly said he could "punch Amber Heard in the face" after they married in February 2015.The Pirates of the Caribbean star is in the middle of a court battle against his ex-wife after an op-ed she wrote in the Washington Post about experiencing domestic violence. While she didn't name the alleged perpetrator, Johnny launched a £40.29m ($50m) libel lawsuit against her, claiming the article damaged his career and prevented him from getting roles.

Amber Heard has denied claims ex-husband Johnny Depp, 58, secured her part in Aquaman.The actress, 36, starred as Mera opposite Jason Momoa in the superhero film which was released in 2018.On Tuesday (May 17), Depp's lawyer, Camille Vasquez, suggested that the Edward Scissorhands actor was the reason she landed the role.Vasquez asked: "Johnny Depp got you Aquaman didn't he?""I got Aquaman for myself," Heard responded.Speaking to the court about Aquaman on Monday (May 16), Heard claimed she had to "fight really hard" to remain a part of the sequel."I had to fight to, I fought really hard to stay in the movie, they didn’t want to include me in the film."When asked whether she was allowed to shoot for the role, she admitted: "A very pared-down version of that role, yes."The 36-year-old confessed they took away a large part of her role - particularly action scenes."‘They took away a lot…I was given a script and given new versions of the script that had taken away scenes that had action in it, that depicted my character and another character, without giving any spoilers away, two characters fighting with one another, they basically took a bunch out of my role.""They just removed a bunch out."When Depp took the stand a few weeks prior, Heard's lawyer read out a text that suggested Depp was angry at his ex-wife for going to work.Depp assured: "This is not necessarily an angry text, it's just 'why do you deviate from our agreement', it's not about movies.

Gayle King and her colleagues will be following Johnny Depp's $50 million defamation lawsuit against Amber Heard until its conclusion. However, the veteran newswoman says there's no positive light to the entire spectacle.King and her CBS Mornings co-stars Nate Burleson and Tony Dokoupil walked the carpet at The Hollywood Reporter's Annual Most Powerful People in New York Media event on Tuesday, and they spoke with ET about the court case that has been dominating the spotlight in recent months.«It's all very sad to me,» King said of the ongoing case, which has been broadcast on TV since the trial began in April. I don't know how anybody wins in that case.

Amber Heard's first witness was called Tuesday and recalled a defecation incident during a pre-recorded deposition to the court. In a taped deposition from March 2022, iO Tillett Wright — an author, producer and longtime friend of Heard, 36 — testified during the ongoing defamation trial that he received a phone call from Heard on May 21, 2016, asking him to clear up the infamous fecal matter incident. Explaining the mess According to Wright, Johnny Depp, 58, had swung by the former couple’s penthouse to pick up some items about a month after he found what he described as human excrement in their marital bed following a massive fight.

A third wheel? Amber Heard took heat on the stand during her ex-husband Johnny Depp’s ongoing defamation trial against her, this time over her relationship with James Franco.

Johnny Depp most likely will not be returning as Jack Sparrow anytime soon. The "Pirates of the Caribbean" producer Jerry Bruckheimer spoke on Depp’s involvement with the franchise amid his defamation lawsuit with his ex-wife Amber Heard.

Johnny Depp in the Pirates of the Caribbean films.The Aussie actress was spotted walking her dog in London, donning a casual look consisting of shorts and a jumper with a baseball cap as she headed out.Clutching a coffee in one hand and with a mask dangling from her ear, the star looked to be enjoying the warmer weather.She is yet to speak out on the reports that she’ll star in a Pirates of the Caribbean film, after Hollywood producer Jerry Bruckheimer said he was talking to the star.When asked whether Depp, who is currently in the midst of a defamation trial with ex-wife Amber Heard, will be back, he told The Sunday Times’ Culture magazine: ‘Not at this point. The future is yet to be decided.’On reports that a female-fronted reboot of the original series is happening, the producer – whose blockbuster movies Top Gun and Bad Boys made stars out of Tom Cruise and Will Smith – added: ‘Yes.

Amber Heard has claimed that she still "loved" her husband Johnny Depp "very much", despite alleging that the Hollywood superstar "tried to kill her". The hugely-popular actor is in the middle of a court battle against his ex-wife, 36, following claims she made against him that he was abusive during their marriage, which lasted less than two years. In 2017, Heard, who recently made a claim about why her ex-husband won't look at her in the courtroom, filed for divorce and also obtained a temporary restraining order after accusing Depp of hitting her.The actress later withdrew her claim, and the former couple agreed to a $7million divorce settlement in January 2017.