Amber Heard 'ly compliments' ex-husband Johnny Depp as 'a great actor'

In an interview on Today, Amber Heard said that she understood why the jury in Fairfax court (Virginia, USA) ruled in favor of Johnny Depp. The actress did not forget to "praise" her ex-husband as a "great actor".

Specifically, the actress shared, "I don't blame them (the jury). I really understand. He (Johnny Depp) is a well-loved and well-known character. He's a great actor. great".

However, when mentioning negative information on social networks and online boycott campaigns, Heard denied that he had been unfairly treated, forcing public opinion to die. The Aquaman star told MC Savannah Guthrie: "I don't care what others think or judge me, what happened in the privacy of my home, in my marriage, behind closed doors. private".

According to Heard, the average audience did not understand what had happened. Therefore, it was understandable for them to have an angry reaction.

"Even some people are sure that I deserve this hate and horror, even if they think I'm lying, they still can't look me in the eye and say it out loud," she said. more.

According to Variety, this is Heard's first live interview after losing a lawsuit against the Pirates of the Caribbean actor, which was ordered to pay a fine of $ 10.35 million. When the new ruling was made, the actress borrowed the social network to express her frustration.

Daily Mail reported that on June 10 (local time), Heard got out of a private plane and was in New York (USA) with his sister Whitney Henriquez. In the hand of the actress is a document and a small water bottle. Sources suspect that this may be the actress's file to prepare for an appeal.

Previously, Amber Heard's lawyer said that the actress was having financial difficulties and could not pay the amount of $ 10.35 million to Johnny Depp after losing the lawsuit. But the fact that the 36-year-old star appeared on a private plane made the audience question.

Reportedly, to pursue the appeal, Heard will take about two years and pay hundreds of thousands of dollars, according to Time.

In addition, the possibility of winning appeals is very unlikely. Heard had to prove his flaws in the trial.

At the time of the outcome of the lawsuit, Depp shared: "From the very beginning, the purpose of the lawsuit was to reveal the truth, regardless of the outcome. Speaking the truth is something I owe my children and those who are steadfastly supporting me. I feel satisfied that I've finally accomplished it."

In contrast, Heard said: "I am very sad that I lost the lawsuit. But what makes me sadder is that I seem to have lost my right to speak freely and openly as an American citizen."

Even when Depp posted a video thanking fans for supporting him on his journey to winning the lawsuit, Heard's representative used offensive words to hit back at the actor: "When Depp said he was 'moving forward' before', women's rights are being regressed. The message of the sentence to victims of domestic violence is 'be afraid to stand up and speak up'.

Currently, in distant England, when Johnny Depp is dancing to the music of John Lennon and artist Jeff Beck on many stages big and small, at the desert house of Yucca Valley, California (USA), Heard still in hiding. However, the storm has not stopped with Hollywood stars.

Exhausted finances, losing a lawsuit, having to compensate Depp for damages, friends turning away, career difficulties, audience boycott... a series of worries piled up on Amber Heard's shoulders after nearly two weeks of closing backing a defamation lawsuit against the Pirates of the Caribbean actor.

While the door to Johnny Depp's return to movies widens, Heard's path narrows.

Many entertainment experts say that Hollywood is gradually turning away from her. Because no famous producer or director dares to take the risk to invite an artist who has failed in a defamation lawsuit and is facing a strong boycott wave from the public.

According to the Mirror, Alexandra Villa - a media and crisis resolution expert - thinks that the star's journey back to cinema is fraught with difficulties and is more remote than Depp's.

"Heard's career is in crisis. What happens in the courts scares Hollywood filmmakers. Low-budget projects even have to consider if they invite her to participate. People should remember Hollywood studios are businesses. They will see if hiring stars is profitable or not. Heard has a mountain of difficulties to overcome," Alexandra Villa shared.

Aside from the completed Run Away With Me and In the Fire movies, Heard currently has no other projects. Warner Bros. also decided to remove the actress from the Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom project, according to The Direct.

On Vanity Fair, most of Hollywood's leading entertainment experts collectively commented that Heard's reputation returned to zero after the harsh trial. Her career also ended here.

"Not now, many years ago, Heard's career was precarious. The moment is even more difficult for her. I don't see any optimal solution for Heard to get through this period. Jury. The team that decided Depp won also spoke on behalf of the audience. Heard was no longer trusted and loved as before," Vanity Fair quoted the expert as saying.

In addition to movies, being invited to collaborate with brands and brands became too far away for Heard.

Previously, the beauty used to be an ambassador for the Guess brand with L'Oréal Paris and brought in a lot of revenue. However, after the lawsuit with Depp, her image became distorted and ugly, making the business unable to trust and choose the actress as the face.

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