Johnny Depp Denies Hitting Ex-Wife Amber Heard As Libel Case Continues

By Alistair SmoutLONDON (Reuters) - Johnny Depp was not violent towards former wife Amber Heard and she was the one who would attack him, a London court heard on Tuesday, as the Hollywood actor's libel trial against a British tabloid neared its end."Pirates of the Caribbean" star Depp is suing News Group Newspapers, publishers of The Sun, and one of its journalists, Dan Wootton, over a 2018 article that called him a "wife beater".Depp, 57, and his former wife Heard, 34, both gave evidence at the

A lawyer for British tabloid The Sun said Monday that Johnny Depp abused Amber Heard during their relationship, committing acts of violence fueled by misogyny and unleashed by addiction to alcohol and drugs. Attorney Sasha Wass was summing up at Depp’s libel case against the newspaper over an article alleging he physically abused ex-wife Heard — a high-stakes celebrity trial in which the reputations of both former spouses are at stake.

A lawyer for British tabloid The Sun said Monday that Johnny Depp abused Amber Heard during their relationship, committing acts of violence fuelled by misogyny and unleashed by addiction to alcohol and drugs.

After almost three weeks, the biggest English libel trial of the 21st century is drawing to a close.

Amber Heard continued to tell her side as Johnny Depp‘s libel trial against The Sun continued.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard are pictured leaving court after another day in court for a libel case against News Group Newspapers, publishers of The Sun, on Thursday (July 16) in London, England.

Johnny Depp’s former personal assistant was “appalled” at Amber Heard’s allegations of domestic violence against the actor because he considered the Aquaman star the “abuser in the relationship”.Stephen Deuters made the remarks in a written witness statement submitted to London’s High Court as part of Depp’s libel case against bosses at News Group Newspapers, over a story published in Britain’s The Sun newspaper in 2018, when he was branded a “wife beater”.In the legal document, Deuters revealed

Johnny Depp’s former partners Vanessa Paradis and Winona Ryder will no longer be appearing as witnesses in the star’s libel suit against a British tabloid newspaper that accused him of assaulting ex-wife Amber Heard, a lawyer said Thursday. Depp is suing News Group Newspapers, publisher of The Sun, and the paper’s executive editor, Dan Wootton, over an April 2018 article that called him a “wife-beater.” He strongly denies abusing Heard.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s tumultuous relationship has been put on full display amid his court battle with the United Kingdom’s The Sun newspaper. Depp is currently suing the outlet for libel after they published a story about him which featured the term, “wife-beater,” to describe him.

A court in the United Kingdom heard today on Wednesday amid the actor’s libel case that the Pirates of the Caribbean actor, Johnny Depp tried to spell Amber Heard’s name with his own urine inside their wrecked rental home. The actor was reportedly on drugs at the time of the incident.

Johnny Depp’s former personal assistant was “appalled” at Amber Heard’s allegations of domestic violence against the actor because he considered the Aquaman star the “abuser in the relationship”.

Johnny Depp wears a black and white bandana while arriving back at the Royal Courts of Justice on Monday (July 13) in London, England.

Winona Ryder will testify on behalf of Johnny Depp during his libel trial this week.Ryder, who was engaged to Depp from 1990 to 1993, is due to appear in the High Court via video link on Wednesday (15 July) as part of his ongoing trial against The Sun newspaper.The Pirates of the Caribbean actor is suing the British publication for referring to him as a “wife beater” in reference to allegations that he physically attacked ex-wife Amber Heard throughout their relationship.The pair met in 1989

Johnny Depp has admitted to accidentally headbutting his ex-wife Amber Heard, after she allegedly attacked him, in evidence given during his libel trial against The Sun in London.

Johnny Depp has admitted to accidentally headbutting his ex-wife Amber Heard, after she allegedly attacked him, in evidence given during his libel trial against The Sun in London.The 57-year-old actor is suing the British tabloid’s publisher News Group Newspapers, and its executive editor Dan Wootton, over a 2018 article which labelled him a “wife beater.”According to London’s Evening Standard newspaper, on the third day of the trial on Thursday, Depp admitted he had a “collision” with Heard,

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 said Thursday that he has lashed out at objects but not at people, on a third day of evidence in his libel suit against a tabloid newspaper that called him a “wife-beater.”