Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard: Depp details relationship with ex-wife before and after violence

A deposition from ACLU general counsel and chief operating officer Terence Dougherty was played during the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard trial.

EXCLUSIVE: Amber Heard will take the stand in the Fairfax County Courthouse next week as the first witness for her defense in the $50 million defamation trial instigated by Johnny Depp.

ACLU is still waiting for Amber Heard to pay the $3.5 million she pledged from her divorce settlement from Johnny Depp.

Elon Musk is thought to have donated half a million dollars to the American Civil Liberties Union in Amber Heard's name. On Wednesday, amid Johnny Depp's ongoing defamation trial against Heard, Terence Dougherty, the Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel of the ACLU, testified about what donations the organization has received from and on behalf of the former couple.

We’ve finally gotten to the bottom of Amber Heard’s now-infamous ACLU donation mystery — and it doesn’t look good for her!

Johnny Depp, 58, with a restraining order if he didn't adhere to a list of her demands following their split, the Virginia court heard as the defamation trial continues.The actress, 36, issued a list of demands to her then estranged husband through her legal team, which included living in his three Los Angeles penthouses for free.The letter sent to Depp's legal team was titled "In RE: Marriage of Depp" and was dated May 24 2016, three days after their final row.As day 11 of the $100 million defamation trial continues, the court heard how the Aquaman actress threatened to serve her ex-husband with a restraining order if he did not continue to support her financially.The court heard how Heard's legal team sent a letter to her ex-husband's after she had filed for divorce following a row in May 2016.The letter made demands of the Pirates of the Caribbean star and promised to "keep this matter out of the spotlight" if the actress's requests were granted by the actor.Heard demanded that she continue to live rent free in Depp's three Los Angeles penthouses that she was staying in with her friends.The court also heard how the actress demanded the "exclusive use and possession" of his Range Rover, with the Fantastic Beasts actor continuing to pay for it.Heard also demanded that Depp cover $125,000 of her legal and accounting fees.The last demand the letter made was that the case be presided over by a private retired judge and the fees split between them.The letter sent by Heard's legal team was shown to the court as evidence during the trial.It comes days after forensic examiner and psychological evaluator Dr.Shannon Curry told the court she believes the actress suffers from histrionic personality disorder and borderline

Johnny Depp has been seen doodling during his $50 million defamation trial against his ex-wife, Amber Heard.The Hollywood legend was spotted drawing intricate pictures on Post-it notes yesterday which he proudly shared with his attorney.

Forensic psychologist Shannon Curry, who was hired by actor Johnny Depp’s legal team, testified this Tuesday in the civil lawsuit between Depp and his ex-wife, actress Amber Heard, that she diagnosed the 36 year-old with borderline personality disorder (BPD) and histrionic personality disorder, according to a recent Time report.  "Personality is the way of thinking, feeling and behaving that makes a person different from other people. An individual’s personality is influenced by experiences, environment (surroundings, life situations) and inherited characteristics.

While testifying about Amber Heard and Johnny Depp‘s relationship, Christian Carino recalled his former client confiding in him about her ex-husband amid her split from Elon Musk.

amid the actor’s ongoing defamation suit.“Do the right thing. Remove Amber Heard from Aquaman 2,” implored creator Jeanne Larson in the description of the Change.org petition, which was created in 2020.

The general counsel of the ACLU testified that the foundation believed that billionaire Elon Musk was behind a $500,000 payment to help the actress fulfill a $3.5 million donation pledge to the organization.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterThe general counsel of the ACLU testified on Thursday that Amber Heard’s op-ed in the Washington Post about domestic violence was timed to capitalize on the release of “Aquaman.”The op-ed alluded to Heard’s allegations against ex-husband Johnny Depp, though Depp was not named. Depp is now suing Heard for defamation, claiming that the op-ed destroyed his career and cost him a sixth installment in the “Pirates of the Caribbean” franchise.The American Civil Liberties Union was involved in conceiving, drafting and placing the op-ed, which used Heard’s experiences to address issues including the Violence Against Women Act and sexual assault on college campuses. At the trial on Thursday, Depp’s attorneys played a video deposition of Terence Dougherty, the ACLU’s general counsel.

Johnny Depp's former talent agent Christian Carino, who previously represented the Pirates of the Caribbean star and his ex-wife Amber Heard in the past, has taken to the stand to give his opinion on how the allegations against his former client affected Johnny's reputation. He also discussed text messages sent between himself and Amber when she was pursuing Johnny again after a break in their relationship, in which he advised her "don't date famous men.""My opinion is that Amber's accusations would have had the most dramatic impact on his off-screen reputation," Christian testified.He elaborated: "I mean the things she's accused Johnny of doing...

Amber Heard and Johnny Depp screaming, crying and in the latter's case, even vomiting, shocked the world when it was aired in court this week, and now US talk show host Howard Stern has waded into the debate.Some fans are calling for "Justice for Johnny", but Howard made it clear today where his feelings lie, labelling him a "narcissist" who, Howard claims, was putting on a performance.According to some viewers who have watched his courtroom drama unfold, he is "charming", "respectful", a "Southern gentleman" and "just the sort of man I'd love to marry".However, in stark contrast, Johnny admitted during his testimony that he wrote texts about Amber expressing a wish to burn her, drown her, and then "f*** her corpse to make sure she's dead".In spite of the comments being made public, Johnny certainly seems to have won a lot of hearts during the defamation case, with commenters flooding Youtube, Twitter and other social media sites to declare their love for him.However Howard made his claims that the star was a "narcissist" after seeing footage of the Pirates of The Caribbean star taking to the stand.At times Johnny smirked, laughed and made sarcastic quips during cross-examination by Amber's lawyer.Howard claimed of the trial: "It's not going well for you, it's not going well for [Amber]. It's not going well for anybody."Johnny's reps have been approached by Express.co.uk for comment."I got to tell you, [Johnny's] wrong.

The end of Captain Jack Sparrow? While testifying in court, Johnny Depp‘s former agent claimed that the actor was officially axed from his Pirates of the Caribbean role as a result of Amber Heard‘s domestic violence allegations.

May 27, 2016 was the day that Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s marriage went from private misery to public, career-killing spectacle.

Social media won’t stop spoofing, analyzing, and conspiracy theory-ing the hell out of the Amber Heard/Johnny Depp trial.

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Aquaman 2 has now reached over two million signatures.The campaign on Change.org has been building for some time with the film’s producer Peter Safran previously dismissing it, saying that it would never influenced the team’s casting choices.“I don’t think we’re ever going to react to, honestly, pure fan pressure,” Safran said last summer.“You gotta do what’s best for the movie. We felt that if it’s James Wan, and Jason Momoa, it should be Amber Heard.

Johnny Depp has been spotted doodling during his $50m (£39m) defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard. Footage of the actor showing his attorney Benjamin Chew what appears to be a portrait of a face has since gone viral on TikTok. Depp is seen slipping Chew the drawing, which the lawyer puts his glasses on to look at before nodding and smiling while conversing with Depp.

Amber Heard from Aquaman 2 has reached two million signatures, as the defamation trial brought by the actor’s ex-husband, Johnny Depp, continues. The DC sequel – in which Heard stars as Aquaman’s love interest Mera – concluded shooting earlier this year, with director James Wan confirming the film had wrapped in January. Aquaman 2 is scheduled for release in March 2023.