Amber Heard admits she still loves Johnny Depp deeply to this day despite being abused by him

This time, Amber Heard's interview with the Today program (NBC) made waves on social networks. This is Heard's first interview after the lawsuit with ex-husband Johnny Depp closed. She lost the lawsuit and had to pay $10.35 million.

After the noisy accusations and lawsuits, Amber Heard admitted that she still has feelings for Johnny Depp. She insists she has no bad feelings or malice towards her ex-husband.

The actress expressed, "I love him. I loved him with all my heart. I tried my best to amicably break up but I couldn't. I didn't have bad feelings or bad feelings. malice towards him. I know it can be hard to understand, but it's also understandable. If you've ever loved someone, you'll empathize."

When asked if she was worried about being sued again by Johnny Depp, Amber Heard said: "I'm afraid that no matter what I do, no matter what I say or how I say it, every move mine will give them another chance to silence me."

The Texas-born actress added, "I'm not a nice victim, I'm not a perfect victim. But when I testify, I just want the jury to see me as a normal person."

In the end, after all, Heard insisted Depp lied. She insisted that she did not abuse her ex-husband. She was just a victim and trying to resist the violence.

As soon as Amber Heard's series of statements were spread on social networks, she continued to be fiercely criticized on social networks. Daily Mail quoted the comments against Heard when claiming that the beauty was still acting during the interview.

Some comments from the online community: "Sorry but I can't trust her anymore", "I think I should give her an Oscar, I can't believe it", "I was angry when I heard her speak ",...

In addition, the Today show and MC Savannah Guthrie also received reactions. Public displeasure believes that the crew created conditions for an abuser to speak up. According to the audience, Today was discredited after this interview.

"No one believes her, Savannah. Give it up, stop interviewing violent abusers," one user wrote. Another wrote: "As if she didn't get a chance to defend herself in court, and NBC is giving this to Heard?"

On June 1, seven jurors of the Court of Fairfax, Virginia (USA) reached the final verdict of the defamation case with the victory going to Johnny Depp. The actor was awarded $10.35 million in compensation from Amber Heard.

In the program, when asked by the MC about Heard's difficulty and fear before the compensation of more than 10 million USD, Mr. Ben Chew shared: "This lawsuit has never been about money for Johnny. Depp. The real purpose of the lawsuit was to restore his reputation and he did. It was a total victory for Johnny."

According to a share from the lawyer, if the beauty "Aquaman" does not have enough money to complete the compensation of $ 10.35 million, Depp may not receive this amount.

Lawyer Camille Vasquez also said that Johnny Depp's victory was fully deserved: "The key to winning is to focus on the facts, the evidence and the opportunity for Johnny to tell the truth for the first time.

I think the jury must see, the world must see and hear from Miss Heard. We believe the evidence speaks for itself. The jury made a decision based on those facts. We encourage any victim to come forward, because domestic violence doesn't discriminate."

The female lawyer added: "Johnny also has dark corners. But he has always been outspoken about alcohol and drug abuse, as well as some of the bad messages he has written before. I think that's the case. That's in stark contrast to Miss Heard, who is not responsible for anything."

According to the female lawyer, the media did not influence the final verdict of the seven jurors. Johnny Depp won back the support and trust of his fans and convinced the jury with solid evidence.

Amber Heard said she lost the lawsuit against Depp because of netizens, is about to meet Johnny Depp to discuss money Nắng09:45:56 14/06/2022After a period of losing the lawsuit against Johnny Depp, recently, Aquaman actor Amber Heard has just had her first live interview with NBC's Today channel. Up to this point, Amber Heard said she is still not satisfied with the jury's decision to lose her to her ex-husband...