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Джони Деп vs. Амбър Хърд: Никога не съм я удрял! Публичното дело между бившите съпрузи Джони Деп и Амбър Хърд тече вече втора седмица, а нещата стават все по-грозни. Някогашните любими си размениха ужасяващи обвинения, сред които за физическо и сексуално малтретиране, на фона на шумни битови скандали, и злоупотреба с алкохол и наркотици. Гражданският процес се провежда във Вирджиния, а делото може да продължи до седем седмици. Вече показания даде актрисата Амбър Хърд, която повтори обвиненията си и разкри още по-ужасяващи факти за насилието, на което е била подложена, включително, че е била сексуално насилвана от бившия си съпруг, който редовно се напивал и дрогирал. Преди ден актьорът Джони Деп, който всъщност повдигна делото за клевета, обяви, че никога не е удрял бившата си съпруга. Звездата от "Карибски пирати" повдигна иска за 50 милиона долара срещу Хърд след нейно интервю във в-к "Вашингтон пост", в което тя разказа за домашното насилие, на което е била подложена по време на брака им. Актьорът обяви, че това са лъжи и, че Хърд е златотърсачка и медийна манипулаторка. Хърд от своя страна заведе обратен иск от 100 милиона долара срещу Деп. Кадър от съдебната зала Адвокатите на холивудската звезда пледираха, че обвиненията за злоупотреба с алкохол и наркотици целят да разрушат репутацията му. Говорейки пред съдебните заседатели във вторник, Деп обяви, че истината е всичко, което има значение за него сега. "Никога не съм я удрял, нито съм удрял някоя жена в живота си.", свидетелства той, добавяйки, че "обвиненията й са проникнали в индустрията". "Изминаха шест години - време, в което се опитвам да възстановя кариерата си - толкова е странно, когато един ден си Пепеляшка, така да се каже, а след това за 0,6 секунди си Квазимодо“, каза актьорът, описвайки как отношението на хората към него се е променило след обвиненията на Амбър Хърд. Процесът буквално е замерване с кални обвинения. Досега вниманието се фокусираше върху поведението на Деп и дали той действително е малтретирал бившата си жена. Вчера обаче светлината беше обърната към актьора и неговото трудно детство в Кентъки и насилието, на което самият той е бил подлаган от собствената си майка. Журито изслуша и доказателствата, предоставени от бившия терапевт на звездната двойка. Той описва как Деп и Хърд са участвали във "взаимна злоупотреба". Също така потвърди за лечението на Деп от зависимостта му към опиати. Медицинската сестра Деби Уойд, която също е лекувала Деп от наркозависимостта му и е била близка до семейството, свидетелства, че е виждала как няколко пъти Амбър Хърд нарочно се е "опитвала да предизвика" конфликтите с бившия си съпруг. Друг близък до Деп - Кийнън Уайът, който е работил с актьора в почти всички негови филми от 90-те години насам, потвърди, че никога не е бил свидетел актьорът да е насилвал вербално или физически двете му деца или майка им - актрисата Ванеса Паради. Преди това главният бодигард на актьора - Шон Бет показа снимки, чрез които адвокатите на Деп искат да докажат, че актьорът също многократно е бил обект на физическо насилие от страна на съпругата си. Делото във Вирджиния ще продължи още няколко седмици. Сега предстои да се разбере дали милиардерът Илон Мъск ще бъде призован за свидетел. В течение на процеса стана известно, че отношенията на Хърд с инвеститора са започнали близо 1 година преди официалния край на брака на холивудските знаменитости.
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Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard—Every Significant Revelation To Come Out of the Trial The Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard trial is well underway, and the exes have aired a slew of disturbing grievances against one another during the proceedings. The actual grounds for the lawsuit itself have largely been overshadowed by the dirty laundry they've each aired during the trial. Why is Johnny Depp in court? Why is Johnny Depp in court? The former spouses married in February 2015 after meeting on the set of The Rum Diaryin 2009. They filed for divorce in May 2016, with Heard accusing Depp of domestic violence. Depp has steadfastly and vehemently denied all allegations of violence against the actress. In December 2018, Heard penned an op-ed for The Washington Post in which she recounted her alleged experiences with domestic abuse and sexual violence without ever naming Depp. Depp is suing Heard for $50 million for defamation from the editorial. He is suing Heard in the state of Virginia, where The Washington Post is physically published. Heard is countersuing for $100 million, also for defamation, because Depp's attorney, Adam Waldman, called her abuse allegations against the Edward Scissorhandsstar a "hoax." In 2018, before Heard's editorial was published, Depp sued News Group Newspapers LTD in the U.K. for libel after The Sun ran an article with a headline calling Depp a "Wife Beater." Depp's lawsuit against the publisher was dismissed after a judge deemed the majority of the abuse claims "substantially true," and Depp was denied an appeal. Related: Johnny Depp's Wives and Girlfriends—Inside the Star's Love Life Through the Years Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard Trial Revelations Amber Heard's attorneys accused Johnny Depp of sexual violence against the Aquaman star. In an opening statement to the court, Heard's attorney Ben Rottenborn alleged, "You will hear in the most graphic and horrifying terms about the violence that she suffered. You'll hear that straight from her. She will get on the stand and she will tell you that. It happened." A representative for Depp vehemently denied the allegations. "This follows a pattern of her elaborate, erroneous claims which have continued to change and evolve over time for the purpose of Hollywood shock value of which Amber has mastered and used to exploit a serious social movement," the rep told E! Newsin a statement. Johnny Depp's sister denied that the actor was a "violent" drug addict, but admitted she was concerned about his substance abuse. Depp's older sister and personal manager, Christi Dembrowski, first testified on April 13, 2022, that she didn't believe Depp was addicted to drugs, nor that he was ever violent towards Heard. Under cross-examination, however, Dembrowski admitted (via The Guardian) that she had concerns about a prescription pain medication that Depp had been using. Dembrowski also admitted to writing a text message to Heard (which was in court evidence), "I love him so much, but he needs help." In another message following an alleged fight in Australia, Dembrowski reportedly told Heard to tell Depp, "I'm scared and I can't deal" as a means of coping with their toxic relationship. Dembrowski acknowledged that Heard and Depp "were arguing all the time." Depp reportedly was addicted to opiates and struggled to detox from the drugs during his marriage to Heard. Related: Does Johnny Depp Play Guitar? All About the Actor’s Music Career Johnny Depp's sister claimed that the actor struggled to keep up with career demands his agent placed on him. Heard's legal team alleged that Depp was perpetually late to work on sets of his movies, including the fifth installment of the Pirates of the Caribbeanfranchise, which was filmed in Australia. Dembrowski claimed that Depp was spread thin professionally because his former agent kept booking him for so many projects in order to line his own pockets with his commission fees. Johnny Depp's mother was abusive when he was a child. Dembrowski and Depp each separately recalled their abusive upbringings at the hands of their late mother, Betty Sue Palmer. "Really early on as a young child, none of what was happening in our home felt good," Dembrowski said, noting that Palmer would scream, throw things at and strike her and Depp. "And so, as I got older, both Johnny and I actually, we decided that once we left, once we had our own home, we were never going to repeat, ever, anything similar in any way to our childhood. We were gonna do it [differently]." She also said that Depp never fought back against Palmer, instead often opting to hide in his bedroom. Depp recalled (via PEOPLE), "The verbal abuse, the psychological abuse, was almost worse than the beatings. The beatings were just physical pain. The physical pain, you learn to deal with. You learn to accept it. You learn to deal with it." He described Palmer as throwing things, including a telephone, a high-heeled shoe and an ashtray; as well as striking him and his sister in the head. He described his father as a quiet, mild-mannered and kind. "When Betty Sue, my mother, would go off on a tangent toward my father—and of course, in front of the kids, it [didn 't] matter to her," he said. "He, amazingly, remained very stoic and never, as she was rationing him with horrible things, he stood there and just looked at her while she delivered the pain, and he swallowed it. He took it." Related: See Inside: Johnny Depp’s Los Angeles $12.8 Million Penthouse Collection Amber Heard's friend Eve Barlow was banned from the trial. Heard's close friend, journalist Eve Barlow, was thrown out of the courtroom and permanently barred from appearing during the trial. Barlow had been sitting with Heard and the actress' legal team in the front row of the courtroom and showed Heard's attorneys a social media post that one of Depp's witnesses, Gina Deuters, posted in support of the Donnie Brasco star. Barlow, however, omitted the timestamp from the post, which would have indicated that the post was from 2021 during Depp's lawsuit against The Sun. In addition to omitting that fact, Barlow was also allegedly texting and live-tweeting the trial from the courtroom. "She was tweeting live from my courtroom … and I know the deputies took her out because she was texting," Judge Penney Azcarate said, per court transcripts. "That's against the court order. Ms. Barlow is not coming back into the courtroom during this trial." Johnny Depp's witness Gina Deuters was dismissed from the trial for admittedly watching clips of the trial online. Though Barlow's revelation of Deuters' social media activity was misleading, when Judge Azcarate asked Deuters if she was following the news of the current trial or watching videos of it, Deuters admitted that she'd seen clips of the proceedings online. She was dismissed from the court and the jury was instructed to discount all of her testimony, which was stricken from the record. Johnny Depp may or may not have cut off his own fingertip. Depp somewhat famously lost the tip of his left middle finger in 2015 during his marriage to Heard, though the exact ways that it happened varied depending on who was recalling the incident. Depp's team previously alleged that Heard threw a glass bottle of vodka at him which caused the injury, but during their videotaped depositions for the current defamation trial, his medical team had different recollections. Depp's personal nurse, Debbie Lloyd, told the court that she heard different stories from different people about what exactly happened to his finger, noting, "I have heard that Amber threw a bottle of vodka at him. I have heard that he had slammed it with a phone." Depp's personal physician, Dr. David Kipper, said in his deposition that Depp told him he'd cut off his fingertip himself and that Depp also told the emergency room doctor at the time that he'd cut off his own fingertip with a knife. Dr. Kipper also claimed that a chef found Depp's severed fingertip in the kitchen of Depp's home and that he'd personally noticed broken glass in the kitchen and "blood around the home," but didn't see any injuries on Heard at the time. In Depp's own testimony, however, he once more accused Heard of throwing two glass vodka bottles at him, saying the second one she allegedly hurled was the one that caused the injury. He said he was "looking at [his] bones sticking out" and that the amount of blood coming from his fingertip was "like Vesuvius," referencing the volcano that destroyed ancient Pompeii (though Vesuvius' eruption was mostly ash and gas, not lava). Related: Was Johnny Depp’s Finger Cut Off? His Highly Publicized Injury Explained Johnny Depp was accused of defacing a painting by drawing a penis on it—with his severed fingertip. After Depp's fingertip was severed (whether by himself or from a vodka bottle he says Heard hurled at him), he was accused of using the fingertip to draw and write messages in blood and paint around the home he shared with the Aquaman actress. When asked about it, Depp replied, "I don't know about that. I don't remember drawing a penis on a painting ... Drawing a penis on a painting was not the first thing on my mind." When pressed, he later responded, "I had messages to write, reminders ... Given that I had written some messages on the bathroom mirror and then Ms. Heard added to them, it's also not impossible Ms. Heard may have drawn a penis on a painting somewhere." Depp recalled writing reminder of "lies" Heard allegedly told him throughout their marriage. He said of the aftermath of the cut, "I don't know what a nervous breakdown feels like, but that's probably the closest that I've ever been." Amber Heard and Johnny Depp's couples therapist said they engaged in "mutual abuse." During a pre-taped deposition, Depp and Heard's onetime marriage counselor, Dr. Laurel Anderson, alleged that the couple engaged in "mutual abuse" throughout their relationship. When asked specifically if Depp was violent toward Heard, Anderson said, "Yes, you're right. He had been well-controlled, I think, for almost, I don't know, 20, 30 years. Both were victims of abuse in their homes, but I thought he had been well-controlled for decades. And then with Ms. Heard, he was triggered, and they engaged in what I saw as mutual abuse." Anderson said she observed "multiple small bruises" on Heard's face on at least one in-person meeting and claimed that Heard would sometimes instigate physical altercations with Depp in an effort to keep him from leaving her. Explaining that "abandonment was [Heard's] worst nightmare," Anderson claimed, "If [Depp] were going to leave her to deescalate the fight, she would strike him to keep him there because she would rather be in a fight than have him leave." Anderson claimed that Heard told her that it was "a point of pride to her if she felt disrespected to initiate a fight." Johnny Depp says he took the stand to speak his truth and defend his family. Taking the stand himself on April 19, 2022, Depp told the court, "I felt it my responsibility to stand up not only for myself in my instance, but stand up for my children who at the time were 14 and 16. They were in high school, and I thought it was diabolical that my children would have to go to school and have their friends or people in school approach them with the infamous PEOPLEmagazine cover with Miss Heard with a dark bruise on her face." Depp shares son Jack, now 20, and daughter Lily-Rose Depp, now 22, with former partner Vanessa Paradis. In his testimony, Depp denied striking Heard "in any way" and swore he was never violent towards any woman in his entire life. Depp went on to say he never reached the point of striking Heard "in any way" nor has he ever struck any woman in his life. "It's been six years of trying times. It's really strange when one day you're Cinderella so to speak, and in 0.6 seconds you're Quasimodo," he said. "And I didn't deserve that, nor did my children, nor did the people who believed in me for all these years. I didn't want anybody to believe that I had done them wrong or that I had lied to them or that I was a fraud." Related: Jason Momoa Ripped Pages Out of Amber Heard’s Books on the Aquaman Set Johnny Depp fell in love with Amber Heard while they were both still in other relationships, and things got ugly when their routines were disrupted. Depp admitted on his first day on the stand that he felt a spark with Heard while they were filming The Rum Diary, during which he was still with Paradis and Heard was in a relationship with Tasya Van Ree. He said they didn't pursue a relationship until later and that the romance started beautifully. "It was as if she was too good to be true. She was attentive. She was loving. She was smart. She was kind. She was funny. She was understanding," he recalled, adding that they bonded over their mutual love of blues music and books. Depp alleged that it wasn't until their routines were broken that Heard showed animosity towards him. Depp claimed that Heard would usually help him take off his boots when he got home, and when he didn't have her do so one day, she lashed out; Depp also said that Heard would often get upset if he didn't go to bed at the same time as her. He said that about 18 months into the relationship, "It was as if she had become another person almost ... Things just started to change. Things started to reveal themselves." Johnny Depp began using drugs when he was just 11 years old. Depp recalled during his testimony on April 19, 2022, that he began abusing drugs when he was a child. Depp said that he when he got his mother her "nerve pills," he'd occasionally slip one himself. "I'd done pretty much all the drugs I was aware of by the time I was 15 years old," Depp confessed, adding, "It's never been for the party effect. It's been for trying to numb the things inside that can plague someone who has experienced trauma." He alleged that Heard exaggerated his drug use and his behavior when he was under the influence of substances, telling the jury, "I think it was an easy target for her to hit. I am not some maniac who needs to be high or loaded all the time." He also said that he detoxed from opioids while they were married.