Amber Heard Tells Story About What Happened When She Was Allegedly Comforting Johnny Depp's Daughter Lily-Rose Depp

Amber Heard’s former friend has shed light on an unsettling comment Johnny Depp made right after the pair said “I do”.

Aquaman sequel has been reduced amid her court battle with ex-husband Johnny Depp.Speaking in court on Monday (May 16), Heard stated “they didn’t want to include me in the film” and she only shot a “very pared down version” of her part as Mera after she “fought really hard to stay in the movie”.“I was given a script and then given new versions of the script that had taken away scenes that had action in it,” Heard said (via Yahoo Entertainment). “That depicted my character and another character, without giving any spoilers away, two characters fighting with one another.

testified earlier in the trial that Heard hasn’t made a payment since 2019. Heard said her ex-boyfriend Elon Musk made $500,000 dollar donations to both charities in her “honor,” but they “don’t count” toward her $3.5 million pledge.Vasquez asserted Heard had Musk make the two large donations so she could keep a portion of the divorce settlement to which Heard responded, “You’re very wrong about that.”Earlier in the day, Heard testified that she and Depp agreed to write a joint statement regarding their divorce. Heard said the main outcome she wanted was her “safety” and to move on with her life.

Amber Heard’s testimony resumed on Monday in Johnny Depp’s $50 million defamation trial against her, as the actress made further details of her ex-husband’s alleged abuse during their marriage.

Johnny Depp's private life has been forced into the spotlight amid his ongoing trial with ex-wife Amber Heard.READ: Johnny Depp's daughter pays tribute to her mom amid Amber Heard court dramaThe intense public interest surrounding the pair not only impacts Johnny and Amber – but also their loved ones, including Johnny's two children, daughter Lily-Rose, 22, and son Jack, 20. WATCH: Johnny Depp testifies in court against Amber HeardThe famous family rarely speak about each other in interviews, despite the fact that Lily-Rose has followed in her father's acting footsteps.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 trialAnd while she has never issued a direct statement regarding Amber's claims of abuse, she has let it be known how she feels about her dad.

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Amber Heard has alleged a number of violent attacks at the hands of Johnny Depp, but the one that stood out Thursday stemmed from an alleged incident that she claims had her thinking, «This is how I die.»The star recalled near the end of her second day on the witness stand on Thursday an alleged December 2015 incident, in which she claimed Depp's violent rage was so out of control she thought to herself, «He is going to kill me and he won't even have realized it.»It's unclear what triggered the alleged fight, but Heard testified that Depp ultimately chased her and yelled at her while she threw things at him to keep him away from her.Heard claimed she ran upstairs to get away from the actor but alleges he caught her and grabbed her by the hair and dragged her by her hair rest of the way up the staircase. She claimed a shoving match ensued and, at one point, that Depp shoved her so hard she fell over a chaise lounge and hit her head against a brick wall, to which Depp allegedly snickered, «You really wanna go, tough guy?»The actress also claimed Depp head-butted her on the nose, and she felt immediate pain.

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Amber Heard described in explicitly graphic nature a series of alleged incidents at the hands of Johnny Depp shortly after their marriage, with the most heinous alleged act involving the actor using a liquor bottle to penetrate his then-wife.Heard sobbed uncontrollably Thursday on the witness stand as she painted a horrid picture of what she claimed took place in Australia in March 2015, merely a month after she and Depp tied the knot in L.A. before celebrating the nuptials on his private island in the Bahamas.Heard had just finished wrapping  and hopped on a plane to visit Depp in Australia, where he was filming. According to her testimony, things turned ugly the second she arrived, adding that the telling sign was he had lost a lot of weight.

Amber Heard testified in court that Johnny Depp threatened he could “kill” her after she claimed he grew furious for “telling on him” to his kids that he had fallen off the wagon and started drinking again.

Amber Heard testified in court that Johnny Depp threatened he could «kill» her after she claimed he grew furious for «telling on him» to his kids that he had fallen off the wagon and started drinking again.The actress took the witness stand on Wednesday and recalled a July 9, 2013 incident in the Bahamas, where the then-couple were said to be enjoying one last ride on his yacht with the actor's two kids — Lily-Rose and Jack — because Depp had sold the vessel to author J.K. Rowling.Heard claimed Depp was «upset he had to sell the boat,» and added that those emotions were compounded by Depp's drinking, which Heard claimed Depp tried hiding by pouring alcohol in coffee cups.

Amber Heard broke down on the witness stand Wednesday as she described alleged physical and emotional abuse during her marriage to ex-husband Johnny Depp.“I am here because my ex-husband is suing me for an op-ed that I wrote,” Heard told the Fairfax, Virginia courtroom. “This is the most painful and difficult thing I have ever gone through.”Heard then said Depp hit her numerous times.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterAmber Heard took the stand on Wednesday afternoon, telling jurors in often emotional terms about the times that Johnny Depp hit her, screamed at her, punched walls and shoved her to the ground.Heard was called to testify on the 14th day of the defamation trial that has been underway in Fairfax, Va. Depp has sued her for $50 million, alleging that she destroyed his career by alluding to her domestic abuse allegations in a 2018 op-ed for the Washington Post.Early in her testimony, Heard made it clear that she did not want to be there, saying that the trial has been among the worst experiences of her life.“This is horrible for me to sit here for weeks and relive everything,” she said.

UPDATE, 12:45 PM: “I will never forget it, it changed my life,” Amber Heard told a Virginia courtroom today of the first time Johnny Depp allegedly hit her in the winter of 2011.

“I am here because my ex-husband is suing me for an op-ed I wrote,” Amber Heard said today in Virginia within seconds of taking the stand in the Johnny Depp $50 million defamation trial

Amber Heard is making some changes amid her ongoing defamation lawsuit against her ex-husband Johnny Depp.