Johnny Depp Denies He Assaulted Amber Heard For Making Fun Of His ‘Wino Forever’ Tattoo!

During her time in the witness box, Amber Heard faced questioning about two men in her life – Elon Musk and James Franco.

Vanessa Paradis says claims of domestic violence against Johnny Depp are “false facts” which have been used to damage his career.The 47-year-old, who was in a relationship with Mr Depp for 14 years, denounced allegations that the star had abused Amber Heard as “outrageous” and insisted there had been no violence in their time together.Ms Paradis said the Pirates of the Caribbean star, the father of her two children Lily-Rose and Jack, is a “kind, attentive, generous, and non-violent person and

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 Mr Depp’s former estate manager.Ben King, who worked for the Hollywood star for three separate periods between 2014 and 2016, in Australia, London and Vancouver, Canada, also said in witness statements that Depp, 57, often left notes

Johnny Depp’s former estate manager today claimed Amber Heard “drank two bottles of wine a night” in 2014 while the Pirates of the Caribbean star was tee-total.Ben King said he was informed that Depp “had been a drinker” when he was first hired in London in 2014, but was told the actor was in recovery and not drinking alcohol at the time.He said he saw “a relatively large number of cases of wine” at the property Depp was staying at with then-wife Heard in London.“You found it strange given you

Amber Heard hurled insults at Johnny Depp, calling him “washed up” and “fat”, and was aggressive towards the actor during a Christmas visit to the Bahamas, it has been alleged.Tara Roberts, estate manager at Mr Depp’s Caribbean home, claimed she had seen Ms Heard, 34, “screaming and berating” the Hollywood star as he yelled at the actress to “go away”.Ms Roberts also said she had seen a “red, swelling gash” on Mr Depp’s nose, and claimed he had told her Ms Heard had thrown a can of lacquer

A new audio recording heard on Friday in a United Kingdom court features Johnny Depp asking his former wife, Amber Heard, to cut him with a knife. Page Six says the recording features Depp asking his ex-wife to cut him wherever she wanted in July 2016.

Johnny Depp has denied grabbing Amber Heard’s throat during a “three-day ordeal” which saw him write messages on a wall with blood from his severed finger. The Hollywood actor has been accused of assaulting his ex-wife and “completely destroying” a house in Australia during a drink and drug-fuelled rage five years ago.The allegations were put to Depp after he took the witness stand at the High Court in London for a third day in his libel action against The Sun newspaper.

LONDON — Actor Johnny Depp denied attacking his ex-wife while undergoing detox to ease himself off prescription drugs on his private island in the Bahamas, London’s High Court heard on Thursday.Depp is suing the publisher of Britain’s Sun tabloid, News Group Newspapers, and its executive editor, Dan Wootton, over an article in which he labeled the actor a “wife beater,” based on allegations from his former wife, actress Amber Heard.Appearing in the witness box for the third day of a three-week

Johnny Depp supposedly hung Amber Heard’s little dog outside of their car window while driving. A London court heard this Wednesday that Depp also joked about putting the dog in the microwave.

Johnny Depp could reach it, the High Court In London has heard. The Pirates of the Caribbean star was asked about an incident in which a Yorkshire Terrier, named Boo, swallowed "a little ball of hashish" as he gave evidence in his libel action against News Group Newspapers (NGN), publishers of The Sun.The court has also heard about an alleged incident in which it is claimed Depp held another of Heard's dogs out of a car window, which he dismissed as "utter falsity".