Amber Heard continues to challenge Johnny Depp: The fight isn't over yet!

Representative Amber Heard stated: "If Mr Depp or the legal team is not satisfied, we advise Depp himself to sit down with Savannah Guthrie (Dateline NBC host) for an hour and answer all of them. her question".

Recently, the New York Post reported, Amber Heard challenged Johnny Depp and the actor's legal team to conduct a private interview if he found his ex-wife's appearance on the Dateline NBC program to be problematic. This program is promised to be Heard's confession of Depp, which will be broadcast on the evening of June 17 (US time).

Accordingly, Heard's representative stated: "If Mr. Depp or the legal team is not satisfied, we advise Depp himself to sit down with Savannah Guthrie (Dateline NBC host) for an hour and respond. all her questions".

In a preview video aired on Peacock channel, Amber Heard gives the MC a brochure of a doctor who has represented them for many years. The Aquaman actress firmly insists that the text will clearly explain what has been and is going on between her and her ex-husband.

Heard told Savannah Guthrie in one segment: "There's been a connection that's been going on for years since 2011, when we first started our relationship."

Documents shown on screen detailed a 2012 case in which Depp allegedly hit, pushed Heard against a wall and threatened the actress. However, Heard's legal team was unable to bring the documents to court as public evidence because the judge deemed them "rumours".

Before Aquaman's constant statements, a spokesman for Depp said that the actor simply wanted to continue his life and make true art after winning the defamation lawsuit.

"While Depp is returning to a normal life, Heard is still trying to prove himself innocent while the verdict has been unanimously approved by the jury and stated very clearly," the representative of the Pirates of the Caribbean actor said. stated.

On June 1, the Fairfax court (Virginia, USA) ruled that Amber Heard failed in the trial of the case with Johnny Depp, must pay her ex-husband 10.35 million USD for defamation.

At the time, Amber Heard said she was disappointed by the ruling, claiming it was a setback for women's rights, preventing women from courageously speaking out in defense of violence. She also said she would appeal.

The source of the lawsuit is the actress born in 1986 who admitted to being domesticated in an article published in the Washington Post in December 2018. The article not only named Depp, but the veteran Hollywood actor filed a lawsuit against his ex-wife (divorce in 2017). According to Johnny, Amber "clearly implied" he was the abuser, causing him to lose his role in the hit series "Pirates of the Caribbean". He accused Amber of being the real "culprit" of violence that damaged their marriage.

Not stopping there, recently, the beautiful "Aquaman" continues to challenge the law and public opinion when accepting an invitation to appear on NBC News' "Today" program.

Confronted with presenter Savannah Guthrie, ex-wife Johnny Depp said the verdict in the trial of the defamation lawsuit between her and her ex-husband was "unfair". She emphasized, will be responsible for each of her statements until the end of her life.

On television, Amber again accused Depp of abusing her during a year of marriage and accused the actor born in 1963 of "lying" when he said he had never hit her.

According to Amber Heard, the fact that she was stigmatized on social media during the trial was the reason why she lost the case and the jury was affected by the information online. "I don't blame them, I really get it. He's a beloved character and people feel they know him well. He's a great actor," she said.

The 8x actress also accused her ex-husband's attorneys Camille Vasquez and Benjamin Chew of trying to "distract the jury from factual issues" during the trial. She admits they do a better job of "that job" than her legal team.

In addition, Amber Heard confessed to assaulting Johnny Depp, but insisted it was self-defence. "When you live in violence, it becomes normal. You have to adapt," she explains.

Despite this, Amber still revealed that she's still "in love" with Johnny Depp, even in the aftermath of their bitter defamation trial.

"I love him. I've loved him with all my heart. I don't have any bad feelings or malice towards him," Amber insists.

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...