Johnny Depp received a 'terrible gift' before the end of the Amber Heard case: Who would play like a 'pirate' fan!

Before the court made the final judgment on the case between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, the "Pirates of the Caribbean" actor continued to receive support from a large number of fans.

According to media reports, the jury of the defamation case of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard ended their second deliberation on May 31 (US time), but have not yet been able to reach a verdict. decide. The seven-member jury will resume the third business day on June 1.

Meanwhile, neither Johnny Depp nor Amber Heard appeared in court, but only the legal teams of both sides came to wait for the final verdict.

Although the 58-year-old actor did not appear, there were still fans who came to support him. Notably, on May 31, a giant model themed "Pirates of the Caribbean" arrived at the Fairfax District Court in Virginia, USA, attracting public attention.

The boat rests on a manned flat truck and is quite elaborately decorated. On the side of the boat hung a large "Pirates of the Caribbean" banner and a battery of cannons. At the front of the boat there is an effigy of Captain Jack Sparrow (played by Johnny Depp) at the helm.

This may be an action from a Johnny Depp fan to support and cheer up the actor before the outcome of the lawsuit between him and his ex-wife.

Previously, the media also reported that a long line of people had to wait in the middle of the night to wait inside the Fairfax courthouse (Virginia, USA). They spread out mats, blankets, sleeping bags, and folding chairs to take a nap before waiting for the trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard to take place the next morning.

During the night, people from many different places gathered to talk, exchange and discuss the lawsuit between Hollywood's most famous actor-star couple, according to the Law & Crime video posted.

In the crowded stream, most came from Depp's fans. They spend a large amount of money, time and effort in the hope of getting one of the 100 seats for the trial.

Law & Crime interviewed a woman who is a fan of Depp. She said: "I am very interested in the case between Depp and Heard. I always have confidence in Depp. I hope the actor wins in the end. I have never been to a court to follow up. a public hearing. This is the first time."

Earlier, People's reporter also had a quick interview with those who lined up to attend Depp and Heard's trial.

Ivan De Boer, 59, told People she uses all of her paycheck days of the year to fly from Los Angeles to the trial venue. She costs more than $30,000 for all expenses, to date.

"I took a year off so I could be here, for Johnny. I'm the same age as him. I'm single, so I'm basically ready to do what I want," De Boer said.

On the New York Post, Jennifer (43 years old, from Rome) excitedly said she spent $ 2,200 on new clothes and waited in line since 1 o'clock to enter the courtroom.

"As a person who has experienced domestic violence myself, I believe what I do is necessary. I was present in Virginia very early," Jennifer said, and said that she is self-employed, so she can take the initiative in her own time. time.

Social media is now flooded with photos and videos of Heard and Depp's expressions and actions during the hearings. The series of clips with the hashtag #JusticeForJohnny has an incredible total of 8.3 billion views.

Rachel Stockman, president of Law & Crime Network, told The Independent that of the 9 million viewers watching the Depp and Heard lawsuit every day, only 35% live in the US, the rest spread around the world, in that recorded 7% in the UK.

During the past 6 weeks, the defamation lawsuit between Hollywood stars - Johnny Depp and Amber Heard has occupied international media. Every detail provided by the two sides, every testimony, every statement of the two sides' lawyers became the focus of discussion on social networks Tiktok, Youtube, Instagram, Facebook.

The case began with the article Amber Heard wrote for the Washington Post in 2018. The actress shared being a victim of domestic violence. Johnny Depp said that this article had affected his image and career and demanded a compensation of 50 million USD from Amber Heard.

Previously, in 2020, Johnny Depp lost a libel lawsuit. He sued the British newspaper The Sun because it labeled him a "wife beater". The judge of the High Court of London (UK) ruled that the actor repeatedly assaulted Heard.

Many people who have worked with the star couple such as doctors, nurses, neighbors, and security personnel supporting Johnny Depp, said they had never seen the actress show signs of abuse. Amber Heard admitted hitting her ex-husband but with the aim of defending herself and protecting her sister. Heard's sister, Whitney, is the only witness who claims to have seen Depp beat her sister.

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