Johnny Depp denies hitting Amber Heard and says he went from 'Cinderella to Quasimodo'

After Johnny Depp finished his testimony in his trial against Amber Heard on Monday (April 25), another witness took the stand and discussed one of the former couples’ big fights.

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We’ve been covering every major moment of Johnny Depp‘s defamation trial against Amber Heard. As we’ve said, this has become, in the minds of many viewers, the criminal abuse trial he’ll never face. Much like his UK libel suit before it, in which the result led directly to his firing from the Fantastic Beasts franchise, the outcome of this jury’s decision will likely affect his career for years to come.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterJohnny Depp ended his testimony on Monday in his defamation trial against ex-wife Amber Heard by declaring himself to be a victim of domestic violence.Depp’s attorney played an audio recording in which Heard suggested that if Depp went public with claims that she had beaten him, no one would believe it.“Tell the world,” Heard said on the recording. “Tell them, Johnny Depp — I Johnny Depp, a man, I am a victim too of domestic violence, and I know it’s a fair fight,’ and see how many people believe or side with you.”Asked by his lawyer if he is a victim of domestic violence, Depp said, “Yes, I am.”That ended four days of testimony about a chaotic, sometimes violent relationship. The key question for jurors is not whether Depp was a victim — but rather, whether he can prove that Heard was not.

Howard Stern blasted actor Johnny Depp for 'overacting' during his televised defamation trial against ex-wife Amber Heard.Stern, 68, was speaking about the trial on Monday's episode of his syndicated Sirius XMradio show, where he branded the 58-year-old Depp as a 'narcissist.'The talk show host added that he thought he would want the trial televised because he thinks he can talk his way out of anything. Overacting:Howard Stern blasted actor Johnny Depp for 'overacting' during his televised defamation trial against ex-wife Amber Heard Speaking out:Stern, 68, was speaking about the trial on Monday's episode of his syndicated Sirius XM radio show, where he branded the 58-year-old Depp as a 'narcissist''The reason I think he wanted it televised is that's what narcissists do.

Johnny Depp said he doesn’t watch his own movies and couldn’t recall the question he was asked. Actor Johnny Depp testifies in the courtroom during the defamation trial against ex-wife Amber Heard at the Fairfax County Circuit Courthouse in Fairfax, Virginia, U. S.

Johnny Depp’s House Manager Ben King said he heard “hysterical sobbing” as he entered the house where Mr Depp and Amber Heard were staying in Australia on Sunday 8 March 2015. He said it “sounded like Ms Heard to me,” adding that she was “crying . .

Howard Stern isn’t impressed with how Johnny Depp is handling himself during his defamation trial against ex-wife Amber Heard.

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Johnny Depp is opening up about the time when Amber Heard allegedly wanted to meet up with him, despite having a domestic violence restraining order against him.

Johnny Depp in his defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard, even going so far as to call the "Magic Mike" actress a "terrible person."Over the weekend, the model wrote a message over a screenshot that contained footage from the trial. In the footage, Amber appeared to admit to hitting Johnny."The thing is, I know women who are exactly like this," Ireland said wrote on her Instagram Story.

Depp’s high-profile defamation suit against his former spouse continues in Fairfax, Virginia. Seven months before Depp slammed Heard as a “fat a – -“ and “c – -t” who was “full of s – – t as a Christmas goose,” Depp texted an emotional declaration of admiration to Heard’s late mom, Paige Parsons, on August 19, 2014, as he was heading into detox for addiction to prescription painkillers. “My dearest Paige, how unbelievably kind and pure your message was,” Depp wrote.

Keep calm. Johnny Depp’s fans were called out by the presiding judge to maintain order in the courthouse. On April 25, 2022, Judge Penney Azcarate called out the fans when laughter erupted during one of Depp’s comments in his defamation trial against ex-wife Amber Heard. 

Jurors hearing testimony in Johnny Depp’s libel lawsuit against his ex-wife, actress Amber Heard, on Monday listened to audio recordings in which he referred to the violence that could ensue if their arguments were allowed to escalate.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial has gone viral on social media.Depp is currently suing his ex-wife for defamation over a 2018 op-ed in The Washington Post, where she wrote about being a survivor of domestic violence.Heard didn’t mention Depp by name in the piece, though Depp’s lawyers argue it falsely implies she was sexually and physically abused by him in their marriage. She has also filed a counterclaim against her former husband, arguing he has created a smear campaign against her.A new video has emerged today (April 25), posted by journalist Nick Wallis, showing a very long queue around the block of public spectators waiting outside the Fairfax County Courthouse, Virginia, where the trial is taking place.Welcome to the longest queue so far outside Fairfax County Court, Virginia for the beginning of Week 3 of DeppvHeard.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterJohnny Depp testified Monday that he wanted to keep making “Pirates of the Caribbean” films because he wanted to give a “proper goodbye” to Jack Sparrow and the other characters in the franchise.Depp took the stand for the fourth day in a courtroom in Fairfax, Va., where his defamation trial against ex-wife Amber Heard is ongoing. Depp alleges that he was dropped from the “Pirates” franchise after Heard wrote a December 2018 op-ed in which she alluded to allegations of domestic abuse.

On the witness stand last week, Johnny Depp‘s graphic text exchange with his friend, Marvel actor Paul Bettany, was revealed to the court.

Howard Stern is calling out Johnny Depp.

A big courtroom controversy went down last week when Amber Heard‘s lawyer claimed she used Milani Cosmetics‘ All In One Correcting Kit during her relationship with Johnny Depp to cover her alleged injuries.

Zack Sharf Howard Stern called out Johnny Depp for “overacting” while testifying against Amber Heard during the former couple’s defamation trial, which has been live-streaming on various platforms since April 11. Depp is suing Heard for defamation after she alluded to their alleged abusive relationship in an op-ed piece written for The Washington Post. Heard’s legal team reportedly tried to block cameras from live streaming the trial, which was approved by Judge Penney Azcarate.

A lengthy cross examination of Johnny Depp in his $50 million defamation trial against Amber Heard concluded on Monday morning with the actress’s attorney again focusing on a series of the actor’s violent words in texts as well as audio of their arguments.