For the first time since her legal defeat by her ex-husband, Johnny Depp, star Amber Heard came out in her first television interview to reveal a lot about the scenes of the defamation case that preoccupied global public opinion.After a legal dispute that lasted for about two months, international superstar Johnny Depp defeated his ex-wife, Amber Heard.After the court closed the curtain on the lawsuit brought by the American actor Johnny Depp against his ex-wife, Amber Heard, Amber Heard announced the appeal of the ruling to pay $ 15 million to the star Johnny Depp for defaming him.
Amber Heard in his first comments after the defeat:Amber Heard spoke about her defamation verdict in a three-part interview with The Today Show, which was previously taped on Thursday and began airing Monday morning.
In her first TV interview after the sentencing of Johnny Depp's case, Amber Heard believed that portraying the trial on social media was unfair.On the June 17 episode of NBC's "Today Show", Heard said of the jury's verdict: "I don't blame them, I actually understand that Depp is a likable character, he's a great actor. ".Heard also spoke about public opinion in the 6-week case, explaining that she does not care about people's opinions about her private affairs: "I don't care about people's opinions about me or about my private matters that take place in my home or in my married life. I don't expect the average person to know the details of Like this, I don't take these opinions personally.
Social: "Even if you think I'm a liar or that I deserve hate, you can't look at me and say that the social media's treatment of me was fair."The full interview is scheduled to air Tuesday and Wednesday mornings on NBC's TODAY morning show.Amber Heard appeals the verdict:As with any civil case, there is an opportunity for appeal.The relationship of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard is one of the relationships that occupied public opinion for a long time, especially after the dispute reached the court arenas, and the duo exchanged cases that varied between defamation and infringement cases.The jury is appealing in the case of actors Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, in a case that has received widespread media and public attention.
The magazine quoted legal experts as saying that in order to appeal the jury's ruling, Heard will have to provide $10 million in bank bonds to the court out of the total $15 million she was sentenced in the lawsuit in favor of Johnny Depp, expecting that the star will fail to pay that amount. .Amber Heard's attorney stated that his client will appeal the jury's decision convicting her of defaming her ex-husband, Johnny Depp, when she claimed she was a victim of sexual violence.Johnny Depp and Amber Heard defamation case:It took the seven members of the panel, five men and two women, about 13 hours since Friday to reach a unanimous decision to compel Amber Heard to pay more than $10 million in damages to the star.