Amber Heard is heartbroken and disappointed by the verdict, determined to appeal

Contrary to Heard's dismay, Depp's legal team burst into triumph. Lawyers Ben Chew and Camille Vasquez walked out of the courthouse to applause and cheers from Depp's fans.

On June 1 (local time), the court ruled that Johnny Depp won the defamation trial. He was awarded $15 million in damages, including $10 million in punitive damages and $5 million in punitive damages. As for Amber Heard, the jury found that she was partly influenced by the lawsuit with Depp, so she received $ 2 million in compensation.

After losing her case against Johnny Depp, Amber Heard said the ruling left her heartbroken and disappointed. The actress and the legal team are planning to appeal.

Over the course of six weeks, through 22 hearings, jurors heard more than 100 hours of testimony from witnesses. They often offer conflicting views on aspects of the couple's private life. Amber Heard's side accused Depp of additional sexual assault. Many witnesses who have worked with two people such as doctors, nurses, neighbors, and security personnel who support Depp, said they had never seen the actress show signs of abuse.

According to the Mirror, Amber Heard decided to appeal after a Fairfax, Virginia court ruled she lost her defamation case against Johnny Depp. The decision was made just hours after the court ordered the "Aquaman" star to pay her ex-husband $15 million. Alafair Hall, a representative for Amber Heard, told the New York Times that the actress plans to appeal because she is "deeply heartbroken" by the result.

In a statement released after the trial, Heard said: "My disappointment with today's verdict cannot be put into words. influence of my ex-husband I am even more disappointed in what this ruling means to other women.

That is a step backwards. It goes back to a time when a woman who spoke up could be publicly humiliated. It pulls back the notion that violence against women should be taken seriously."

According to experts, Amber Heard must have a bond for the entire sentence of $ 10 million if it wants to appeal. In addition, she must be able to prove an error during the trial. While Amber was planning her upcoming legal battle, Johnny Depp was seen relaxing in a Newcastle pub with singer Sam Fender.

After hearing the results, Johnny Depp said he felt at peace after spending six weeks of litigation and 13 hours of deliberation. The actor said the decision to pursue the case was well thought out and that the ultimate goal was to reveal the truth regardless of the outcome.

"Six years ago, my life, my children and those close to me changed forever in the blink of an eye. And six years later, the jury returned my life. I feel at peace. for finally getting it done," Johnny Depp said.

Meanwhile, Amber Heard said she was heartbroken, but most of all, disappointed by the verdict. "The disappointment I have today cannot be put into words. I am saddened to have to lose this case. I am more disappointed by what this sentence means to other women," she said.

Contrary to Heard's dismay, Depp's legal team burst into triumph. Lawyers Ben Chew and Camille Vasquez walked out of the courthouse to applause and cheers from Depp's fans.

In front of the press and audience, Mr. Ben Chew said: "We are truly honored to support Mr. Depp and ensure that his case is considered fairly during the trial. The trial has resonated with the public and those who value truth and justice. The jury has reached the correct verdict. We can open a new page and look to the future."

Some experts in the field consider Depp's case to be a form of legal abuse. "When couples divorce, abusers often use tactics involving the court system to keep control. Many victims will feel that's the reason they don't want to speak up. They will think no. who believes in me," explained One Love's Katie Hood.

Amber Heard shares her feelings after losing the lawsuit against Johnny Depp: Sad, disappointed Nắng09:37:32 02/06/2022After 6 weeks of tension, the defamation trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard ended on June 1 (US time) with the victory belonging to the 59-year-old actor. Amber Heard was in court to hear the verdict. When the jury declared victory to Depp, the actress appeared...