Johnny Depp Accuses Amber Heard Of Telling “Porky Pies” On Third Day Of Explosive Libel Trial

Johnny Depp is the victim of "career-ending" false allegations, his lawyer has claimed on the final day of the star's libel case over an article published in The Sun.Mr Depp, 57, is suing the tabloid’s publisher, News Group Newspapers (NGN) and its executive editor, Dan Wootton, over a 2018 article which labelled him a “wife beater”. NGN relies on 14 alleged incidents of domestic violence against the star by ex-wife Amber Heard.

closing submissions are continuing in Johnny Depp's libel trial against The Sun as the High Court enters its final day. Mr Depp, 57, is suing the tabloid’s publisher, News Group Newspapers (NGN) and its executive editor, Dan Wootton, over a 2018 article which labelled him a “wife beater”.

closing submissions are continuing in Johnny Depp's libel trial against The Sun as the High Court hearing nears an end.Mr Depp, 57, is suing the tabloid’s publisher, News Group Newspapers (NGN) and its executive editor, Dan Wootton, over a 2018 article which labelled him a “wife beater”. NGN relies on 14 alleged incidents of domestic violence against the star by ex-wife Amber Heard.

Johnny Depp's libel case over an article that claimed he beat his ex-wife Amber Heard.Mr Depp is suing News Group Newspapers (NGN), publisher of The Sun, and its executive editor Dan Wootton over an April 27 2018 article with the headline: “Gone Potty: How can JK Rowling be ‘genuinely happy’ casting wife beater Johnny Depp in the new Fantastic Beasts film?”NGN relies on 14 allegations of domestic violence made by Ms Heard.

Amber Heard's sister has been accused of lying after claiming she was not "frightened" of her older sibling.Ms Heard, 34, has concluded her evidence in her ex-husband Johnny Depp's libel case against The Sun’s executive editor Dan Wootton and the paper’s publisher News Group Newspapers (NGN). The actress has made over 14 allegations of domestic violence, which NGN relies on in its defence of an April 2018 article which branded Mr Depp, 57, a "wife beater".

Amber Heard’s sister Whitney Henriquez gave evidence in person at Johnny Depp's libel trial at the High Court in London.Ms Heard, 34, has concluded her evidence in her ex-husband’s libel case against The Sun’s executive editor Dan Wootton and the paper’s publisher News Group Newspapers (NGN).

________________________________________________________Asked what had happened, the 34-year-old actress said: “Johnny refused to leave, specifically leave the kitchen where he was snorting lines of cocaine and drinking whisky.“He was saying he needed to work this out, he wanted to get to the bottom of it.“He wanted me to admit that I was having an affair with not just Tasya (van Ree), my ex-partner, but also a gentleman I hardly knew.“He got it into his mind I had all these affairs.” © Thomson

Amber Heard is set to take the stand for the third day after telling the High Court her former husband Johnny Depp was "delusional and crazed" and damaged "everything in his pathway".The Aquaman star, 34, is continuing her evidence in her ex-husband’s libel case against The Sun’s editor Dan Wootton and the paper’s publisher News Group Newspapers (NGN).

It was Amber Heard’s turn to give evidence Monday as Johnny Depp’s libel trial against the Sun continued.

Johnny Depp a wife beater.Mr Depp, 57, is suing The Sun's publisher News Group Newspapers (NGN) and its executive editor Dan Wootton over an April 2018 article which alleged he was violent towards ex-wife Amber Heard, 34, during their tumultuous relationship.Katherine Kendall, 50, an advocate for the #MeToo movement who publicly accused Harvey Weinstein of harassing her in the 1990s, is expected to explain how annoyed she was that the article was presented as if she was “endorsing” a comparison

Amber Heard was the “antagoniser” in her relationship with Johnny Depp, often “goading” and attempting to provoke the actor, the High Court has heard.The couple argued “like schoolchildren”, with rows starting from “banal beginnings” before escalating, according to the actor's former estate manager.Hollywood star Mr Depp, 57, is suing the tabloid’s publisher News Group Newspapers (NGN) and its executive editor Dan Wootton over an April 2018 article which alleged he was violent towards ex-wife Ms

Amber Heard was the “antagoniser” in her relationship with Johnny Depp, often “goading” and attempting to provoke the actor, the High Court has heard.The couple argued “like schoolchildren”, with rows starting from “banal beginnings” before escalating, according to the actor's former estate manager.The evidence came ahead of Mr Depp's ex-fiancee Winona Ryder giving evidence in support of the actor’s sensational libel claim against The Sun.

Johnny Depp’s ex-fiancee Winona Ryder is set to appear at the High Court in London in support of the actor’s sensational libel claim against The Sun.The Hollywood star, 57, is suing the tabloid’s publisher News Group Newspapers (NGN) and its executive editor Dan Wootton over an April 2018 article which alleged he was violent towards ex-wife Amber Heard, 34, during their tumultuous relationship.The court has previously heard Mr Depp had a “Winona Forever” tattoo when the pair were an item, which

Johnny Depp’s private island in the Bahamas today described the star as “unusually kind” and said she had never seen him be violent towards Amber Heard as the actor's High Court libel case against The Sun continued . Mr Depp is suing the tabloid’s publisher News Group Newspapers (NGN) and its executive editor Dan Wootton over an April 2018 article which labelled him a “wife beater”.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard will take the stand to give evidence as the actor's High Court libel trial continues. Mr Depp is suing the tabloid’s publisher News Group Newspapers (NGN) and its executive editor Dan Wootton over an April 2018 article which labelled him a “wife beater”.

Depp, 57, also accused Ms Heard, 34, of throwing a "haymaker" punch at him during a row after her 30th birthday party, hours after he had learned during a "bad" business meeting that he had lost $650m (£514 million).