Lily-Rose Depp Looks Identical To Mom Vanessa Paradis, Johnny’s Partner Of 14 Years, In Crop Top

Jake Kanter International TV Editor(Press Association) Johnny Depp is a “remarkable man” when he is “clean and sober” but the “other side of him was a monster,” Amber Heard has told the High Court.In her fourth day in the witness box in her ex-husband’s libel case against The Sun newspaper, the Aquaman actress said she had been “so in love” with Depp and had “always held out hope” that he would get clean.The court has heard that in a series of text messages to her mother Paige in March 2013,

While things have gotten ugly between Johnny Depp, 57, and Amber Heard, 34, in their British legal battle, the scene was a pleasant one across the English Channel on Friday, July 17. Vanessa Paradis, 47, along with her and Johnny’s son Jack Depp, 18, was seen packing up a car to leave Paris.

The ongoing libel case is getting uglier by the day. For those unaware, Johnny Depp has sued News Group Newspapers, publisher of The Sun, and the paper’s executive editor, Dan Wootton, for an article published in April 2018 which deemed him as a "wife beater" for assaulting his former wife, Amber Heard.

Johnny Depp’s former partners Winona Ryder and Vanessa Paradis have described the allegations of domestic violence made against him by his former wife Amber Heard as “impossible to believe”.The pair said the allegations were “horrific” and “outrageous” and said Depp was “never violent or abusive” to them.They were due to give evidence in support of the 57-year-old’s libel claim against the publisher of The Sun this week, but neither were called to give evidence at the High Court case against

Winona Ryder and Vanessa Paradis were supposed to appear in court to testify about Johnny Depp‘s character during his ongoing lawsuit with the UK tabloid he’s suing for calling him a “wife beater” over his marriage to Amber Heard.

LONDON — Hollywood star Johnny Depp’s former long-term partner Vanessa Paradis and his ex-girlfriend actress Winona Ryder said accusations that he had abused his ex-wife were false and did not reflect the person they knew, London’s High Court was told.

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.

against The Sun's publisher News Group Newspapers over an article that labelled him a "wife beater".They were due to appear via video-link this week, but the actor's barrister David Sherborne told the court that 's legal team had decided there is no need to hear from them. was in a relationship with Depp for four years and the couple were engaged from 1990 to 1993.She told lawyers she found 's allegations "horrific"."I knew Johnny very well years ago.

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

Johnny Depp's high-profile ex-partners have defended the actor over "false" claims of domestic violence, describing him as "loving, respectful and generous" .

Johnny Depp’s exes Winona Ryder and Vanessa Paradis will no longer be called to give evidence in the actor’s libel trial against the Sun.

Johnny Depp's former partners Vanessa Paradis and Winona Ryder will no longer testify at his libel trial against British newspaper The Sun. The actor is suing News Group Newspapers over a story published in The Sun in 2018 which branded him a "wife beater", and the trial kicked off at London's High Court last week.

Winona Ryder and Vanessa Paradis were supposed to testify on behalf of Johnny Depp in his lawsuit against a UK tabloid for calling him a “wife beater” in an article about his marriage to Amber Heard.

The Deadline Team (Press Association) Winona Ryder and Vanessa Paradis will no longer be called to give evidence in Johnny Depp’s libel claim against The Sun over an article that labeled him a “wife beater”, the High Court has heard.Depp’s former partners were due to appear via video link this week, but the actor’s barrister David Sherborne told the court Depp’s legal team had decided there is no need to hear from them.The Hollywood star, 57, is suing the tabloid’s publisher News Group

Winona Ryder and Vanessa Paradis will no longer be called to give evidence in Johnny Depp’s libel claim against The Sun over an article that labelled him a “wife beater”, the High Court has heard.