Johnny Depp Accused of 'Sexual Violence' at Amber Heard Defamation Trial

Johnny Depp’s sound engineer Keenan Wyatt has testified during the actor’s defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard that she became “abruptly loud” when he told her that Mr Depp cared for her. According to Mr Wyatt, Ms Heard yelled “how dare you talk to me” after he tried to speak to her during a private flight.

Gallery: 'Being a celebrity is. . . dumb!' Did you know these 10 celebrities HATE being famous? (BANG Showbiz)He said:"I felt it was my responsibility to clear my name and my children of this horrid thing that they were having to read about their father.

Johnny Depp said he was “obsessed with the truth” as he took to the stand to give evidence in his US defamation trial against former wife Amber Heard. The actor told a Virginia courtroom that Ms Heard was bringing “heinous and disturbing” allegations against him and it was “diabolical” that his children had been exposed to them at school. Mr Depp is suing the Aquaman star for libel over a 2018 article she wrote in The Washington Post, which his lawyers say falsely implies he physically and sexually abused her.

The Johnny Depp-Amber Heard defamation trial continued on Tuesday, April 19 with Depp taking to the stand to testify in the $100-million lawsuit.

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"Pirates of the Caribbean" actor Johnny Depp took the witness stand Tuesday in his defamation trial against ex-wife Amber Heard. Depp, 58, is suing Heard, 35, for $50 million over an op-ed the "Aquaman" actress wrote for the Washington Post alleging she was the victim of domestic abuse. Heard never identified Depp directly in the essay, but Depp's attorneys her allegations have negatively impacted Depp's career and relationship with his family.

While taking the stand in his libel trial against Amber Heard, Johnny Depp addressed his ex-wife’s claims of domestic abuse.

Johnny Depp revealed that he has never seen Pirates of the Caribbean, as he took to the stand during his defamation court case.The 58-year-old – who starred as Captain Jack Sparrow in the hugely popular blockbuster franchise – is suing ex-wife Amber Heard after she wrote an op-ed in the Washington Post, discussing her experiences with domestic abuse.Depp is seeking $50million (£39m) in damages. He was not named in the article, which was published in 2018, but his lawyers argued that it falsely implies that his former partner was physically and sexually abused by him when they were married.

Hollywood star Johnny Depp took to the stand for the first time in the £100million civil defamation case to provide evidence against his ex Amber Heard.The actor, 58, claims her domestic abuse accusations have not only damaged is reputation but also his career.Depp, who is suing Heard for more the £38million in damages, explained he'd gone from being "Cinderella to Quasimodo" as a result of previous claims.The Pirates Of The Caribbean star admitted that giving evidence for the first time in Fairfax, Virginia (Tuesday April 19), wasn't something he found easy to do while he described himself as "private person".He told the jury: "It's very strange when one day you’re Cinderella so to speak then 0.6 seconds later you’re Quasimodo."The star added: "I didn’t deserve that nor did my children nor did the people who believed in me all these years. I didn’t want any of those people to believe I had done them wrong or that I was a fraud."I pride myself on honesty.

Johnny Depp is sharing his “truth” amid his blockbuster libel lawsuit trial against Amber Heard.

Johnny Depp took the stand on Tuesday to testify in his $50 million libel lawsuit against his ex-wife, Amber Heard, more than five years after their divorce was finalized.Days after their divorce, Heard was granted a temporary restraining order against Depp when she claimed that Depp had physically attacked her. During his testimony, Depp said that Heard's allegations, which he's long denied, «were not based in any species of truth.»«It was a complete shock,» he said. «It just didn't need to go in that direction as nothing of the kind had ever happened.

Johnny Depp is currently giving testimony in his defamation case against his ex wife Amber Heard.

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Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterJohnny Depp took the stand on Tuesday afternoon in his defamation trial against ex-wife Amber Heard, saying he was focused on “clearing the record” regarding allegations that he engaged in domestic violence.“Truth is the only thing i’m interested in. Lies will get you nowhere, but lies build upon lies and build upon lies,” Depp said.

Johnny Depp is on the witness stand right now in his defamation case against his ex wife Amber Heard.

Actor Johnny Depp took the witness stand on Tuesday in the U.S. defamation trial where he accuses ex-wife and actress Amber Heard of ruining his career with false accusations of violence during their relationship.

“My goal is the truth,” said Johnny Depp on the stand today one week into the $50 million defamation trial instigated by the ex-Pirates of the Caribbean star against Amber Heard back in March 2019. “Lies build upon lies,” he testified.

As Deadline reported exclusively yesterday, Johnny Depp is testifying on his own behalf today in the exceedingly high-profile case that is taking place in Virginia’s Fairfax County Courthouse. The news was first reported by Deadline’s Dominic Patten and Ted Johnson, who are covering the trial. See all their exclusive coverage here.

Johnny Depp is currently involved in a defamation case against his ex wife Amber Heard and it is all being streamed live.

Johnny Depp has claimed his ex-wife Amber Heard or a friend purposely defecated his bed.The Pirates of the Caribbean star will take to the stand on Tuesday (April 19) in his defamation lawsuit against Amber.Johnny, 58, is currently suing Amber, 35, for $50million (£38.4m), claiming she lied when she previously accused him of physically abusing her during their relationship.However, Amber is countersuing him for $100m (£76.8m) for defamation, claiming her ex-husband coordinated a smear campaign against her to tarnish her name and reputation.A crucial date in the trial is April 22, 2016, when Amber threw a birthday party for herself at their downtown LA penthouse.But Amber allegedly became infuriated when Johnny showed up late and decided he would later leave.Amber then claimed Johnny threw a magnum wine bottle at her before he left.The following morning, the housekeeper called the Pirates of the Caribbean actor and informed him that someone had done a poo on his side of the bed and then covered it over in order to conceal it.According to reports, Johnny believes Amber wanted him to unsuspectingly hop into bed and land in the poop.Despite, Johnny's accusations, Amber said one of their Yorkshire terriers was to blame for the accident.But Johnny has refuted the claims, saying the poop was too large for a three to four pound dog to excrete.During the trial, Johnny's texts to his private doctor about Amber were also shared.The Mirror reports that Johnny wrote: "Hi f**k man had another one. I cannot live like this.

Johnny Depp’s private nurse Debbie Lloyd has claimed during the Hollywood star's defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard that she'd attempt to "instigate" by following him "from room to room" and "not giv[ing] him his space".Mr Depp is currently suing his ex-wife via a trial in which he argues that she defamed him in a December 2018 op-ed published in The Washington Post, where Ms Heard claimed she was a victim of domestic violence. The trial heard Lloyd witnessed similar incidents on several occasions during her testimony on 8 March, the Independent reports.Footage of Lloyd's testimony was played to the court, in which she claims Ms Heard used the word "mania" to describe Mr Depp’s behaviour.In her notes she claimed Mr Depp was "upset at this label" and that she "processed" his feelings with him and that he was "able to see" Ms Heard’s "negative behaviour".Lloyd said Ms Heard would try to "instigate" Mr Depp, adding she claimed to have witnessed this more than once.She said: "He was going from room to room trying to remove himself from a situation and she would just follow him from room to room and not give him his space."She alleged she saw similar behaviour from Ms Heard on other occasions.