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Johnny Depp’s ex Ellen Barkin suggested there was a “world of violence” surrounding the actor.

Noting evidence. Amber Heard’s nudes were going to be used in Johnny Depp’s defamation trial against her. In newly surfaced court documents, the Aquaman actress’ lawyers claimed that Depps’s lawyers wanted to use her nudes as evidence of personal matters.

Newly unsealed court documents from actor Johnny Depp’s defamation lawsuit against Amber Heard, 36, have revealed several pieces of unheard information. The trial ended two months ago, with Johnny, 59, being announced to have won the trial a month later after the jury voted in his favour. It has been reported that the new documents have revealed some of the cross accusations put forward by both Johnny and Amber’s legal teams – but they were prevented from using them.

Court documents regarding Amber Heard and Johnny Depp were unsealed this past week and the 6,000 pages revealed numerous bombshells that we never knew before.

Amber Heard has been selling property — but is the reason because she can’t afford to pay her dues to Johnny Depp?

Johnny Depp, 59, reportedly planned to submit nude pictures of Amber Heard, 36, as part of their defamation trial. In pre-trial documents, Amber’s legal team can be seen asking the judge to exclude a string of “irrelevant personal matters” from the trial - including the photographs.  More than 6,000 pages in the high-profile case were made public over the weekend, via The Daily Beast.In the unsealed pre-trial documents, Amber’s legal team reportedly ask for the exclusion of a number of matters they deemed “irrelevant” to the proceedings. They alleged that, “Mr.

Amber Heard’s attorneys claimed Johnny Depp suffers from erectile dysfunction in newly unsealed court documents following the former couple’s recent televised trial.Depp, 59, had emerged victorious after a six-week trial beginning in April, after suing his ex-wife, 36, for $50million (£40million) for defamation over an op-ed she wrote in 2018 about her experiences with domestic violence.Although Depp was not named in the article, his team argued that it implied he was sexually and physically abusive over the course of their relationship, which the Pirates of the Caribbean star vehemently denied.In newly unsealed court documents via Page Six, Heard, who was married to Depp between 2015 and 2017, alleged that the actor had suffered from erectile dysfunction, which she claims led to him sexually assaulting her with a bottle.The filing, from March 28, alleged: ‘Though Mr. Depp would rather not disclose his erectile dysfunction condition, such condition absolutely is relevant to sexual violence, including Mr.

Newly unsealed court documents in Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s defamation trial include allegations that Heard admitted to her sister Whitney Henriquez she cut off Johnny Depp’s finger.

Amber Heard’s sister allegedly admitted the actress DID cut off Johnny Depp’s fingertip!

Marilyn Manson texted Johnny Depp in 2016 calling his now-wife Lindsay Usich an “Amber 2.0” in a reference to Depp’s ex-wife Amber Heard.

Amber Heard has reportedly sold her $1m home in California after being ordered to pay damages to ex husband Johnny Depp. The actress, 36, has sold her house in Yucca Valley, Southern California, having bought it pre-pandemic, reports TMZ. Amber is liable to pay her actor and musician ex husband Johnny Depp, 59, a total of $8.3million in damages following their highly-publicised libel trial earlier this year.

The legal battle continues. Two months after a jury ruled in favor of Johnny Depp in his defamation case against Amber Heard, pretrial court documents have been unsealed, revealing evidence that was ruled “inadmissible” during the highly publicized trial.

A move. Amber Heard’s house was on the market after reports that the Aquaman actress is broke. The Yuca Valley home sold for more than what Amber paid for in 2019.

won his bombshell defamation case against Amber Heard, the actress has quietly sold off her California desert oasis, The Post can confirm. The three-bedroom, three-bathroom Yucca Valley estate,which sits on 6 acres of land in California, sold off-market. Property records show, on July 18, the home traded hands for $1.05 million. New Jersey-based Rickard and Carol-Jeanette Jorgensen, who also own property in Nevada and are founders of Jorgensen & Company LLC, are the new owners, The Post has learned. It is unclear how the Jorgensens discovered the off-market home or if there’s a direct connection to Heard.

No wonder Johnny Depp wanted these text messages banned from court!

Zack Sharf More than 6,000 pages of court documents used in the defamation trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard have been unsealed, with The Daily Beast reporting that Heard’s team claimed in pretrial documents that she suffered financial losses in the “$47-50 million” range over a “3-5 year period” because of Depp’s defamatory statements against her. Heard’s team also argued that her stature as an actor was “comparable” to the likes of Jason Momoa, Gal Gadot, Zendaya, Ana de Armas, and Chris Pine.Elsewhere, the newly-unsealed court documents reveal that Heard walked away from “tens of millions of dollars” by refusing to accept the money Depp made off the fifth “Pirates of the Caribbean” movie.

Amber Heard, 36, has been forced to sell her California home in order to pay damages to Johnny Depp, 59, according to reports.The Aquaman star was ordered to pay her ex-husband a total of $8.3 million after losing the defamation trial brought against the actress by her ex-husband.After a lengthy trial, Amber was ordered to pay $10million in compensatory damages and $350,000 in punitive damages to Johnny after his libel suit over an op-ed piece she wrote about domestic abuse in the Washington Post.She was awarded $2million from Johnny from her counter-lawsuit, which leaves her with just over $8million to pay.However, the actress has publicly stated that cannot afford to pay the damages and has submitted an appeal.It has since been claimed Amber may now have to raise some of the funds she needs by selling her desert California home.According to TMZ, the star has decided to raise some cash by selling her house in Yucca Valley, which is located in the California desert.Amber allegedly bought the house for just over $570,000 in 2019 through an anonymous trust tied to the actress.The outlet said the house was sold for $1,050,000, with a closing date of July 18, according to Zillow property records.This would leave Amber with a profit of about $480k, which is still a far cry from the millions she is expected to pay her ex-husband.Express.co.uk have contacted Amber Heard’s representatives for comment. After a high-profile defamation trial that lasted six weeks, a verdict for Depp v.

If you thought the Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard trial was crazzzy, just wait until you read about what evidence was banned from the courtroom!!

Pirates of the Caribbean and the franchise in general? There are several Pirates projects allegedly in the works, but it seems Depp is done with the Disney franchise and the Disney franchise is (mostly) done with Depp. Yet fans are still putting together plenty of fan art giving fans an idea of what it would look like if the character inhabited the role for a sixth outing, even if it took "a million alpacas" to get there.  Yes, sixth film.

Gallery: 'I was obsessed with Johnny Depp, I thought he was so hot. . . ' The stars who have spilled on their celebrity crushes! (BANG Showbiz)Marvin, 37, said: "Rochelle looked so incredible, she took my breath away all over again.

Johnny Depp’s defamation lawsuit against his ex-wife, Amber Heard, may have come to a close, but the shocking claims and accusations the former lovers levelled against one another didn’t all make it into the trial. Now, pre-trial court docs that were recently unsealed reveal Depp’s team tried to submit nude photos of Heard into evidence, Heard’s team tried to suggest Depp was taking erectile dysfunction medication and that there were supposedly damning texts that weren’t allowed to be submitted for the trial.