Will Johnny Depp sue Amber Heard again for his ex-wife's self-destruction?

According to the Daily Mail, Amber Heard's latest interview on NBC's Today program continues to explode, creating special interest from the public on many social networking platforms. This may be the basis for Johnny Depp to sue his ex-wife again.

According to entertainment lawyer Nicole Haff, analyzed in the Daily Mail, the 36-year-old star's sharing could be the basis for a "third lawsuit". And Johnny Depp can completely sue his ex-wife for defamation again.

"Yes. This interview could be the trigger for a third lawsuit. Depp could sue Heard," the lawyer said.

Nicole Haff said she did not understand Amber Heard's motives when she agreed to accept the interview and made the above statements. But experts say that these are all counterproductive shares.

According to the law firm Minc Law, a defamatory statement is considered publication when it is communicated in an intentional manner, with genuine malice. An individual who repeats defamatory content is liable to the same liability as the original statement.

Daily Mail contacted Johnny Depp's legal team after the incident but has not received a response.

In an interview with Today's MC Savannah Guthrie, Amber Heard argued that the jury was influenced by social media and gave an unfair verdict.

Heard also criticized the online community for siding with Depp excessively and overwhelmingly during the trial, which lasted more than six weeks.

When Savannah Guthrie questioned: "Depp said he never hit you. Is that a lie?". Heard immediately replied: "Yes."

She continued: "I will pursue my testimony to the end, until I die. When you live in violence, it takes a long time to learn to adapt."

The actress shared that she regretted the "ugly" and "terrible" things about the words and actions she did to Depp. However, Heard explained it happened because she was psychologically unstable and their married life faced many risks.

In a latest development, JustJared recently reported: "Warner Bros. has decided to change the actor playing the role of Amber Heard after watching the previous build". This source revealed that the Aquaman 2 crew will be filming the entire scene featuring Jason Momoa and Nicole Kidman.

However, immediately, a spokesman for Heard denied the above information when saying: "Rumors have existed from the beginning, and continue to be spread. I confirm the information is inaccurate, insensitive. and crazy".

Representative Warner Bros. nor DC Films did not respond when contacted by an Insider.

Before that, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom was and is in the process of testing. It is worth mentioning that Amber Heard's time in the film has increased significantly. Specifically, her appearance time is 20 - 25 minutes... double what was previously rumored.

According to Outlet, Warner Bros. held a meeting to decide whether Heard would participate in the final cut of the film. And it seems that completely removing "Beauty with the golden ratio face" from the movie will affect the whole story structure of Aquaman 2. On top of that, the reshoot will also take quite a bit of time. time costs in the millions of dollars.

However, Geeks WorldWide writer KC Walsh previously revealed the leadership of Warner Bros. decided to remove the actress from the project Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.

Specifically, KC Walsh said that the character Mera will die after giving birth in the hospital. With this information, the head of Warner Bros. also declined to comment.

It can be seen that the fate of Amber Heard's role is still a big question mark for the audience. Currently, Aquaman 2 has been delayed and won't hit theaters until March 2023.

The role of Princess Mera (played by Amber Heard) first appeared in the blockbuster Justice League (2017), before becoming a prominent character in Aquaman (2018), alongside the male lead played by Jason Momoa.

During the defamation hearing, Heard wept as she said her role had been reduced in the latest installment due to a controversy with her ex-husband. The actress confirmed Warner Bros. always find a way to exclude her from the blockbuster released in 2023.

"I fought hard to be able to continue in the movie. They (Warner Bros.) didn't want to put me in the movie. The new script was edited, removed my action scenes. Basically, they removed a lot of my role," Heard said.

However, Walter Hamada - President of DC Films - said that the producer considered cutting Heard's role not because it was related to litigation with her ex-husband, but because she performed poorly.

Amber Heard thề độc chưa từng nói dối, buồn vì truyền thông bị Johnny Depp "che mắt" Hoàng Phúc09:18:55 15/06/2022Diễn viên Aquaman vừa có buổi phỏng vấn trực tiếp đầu tiên với kênh Today của NBC sau gần hai tuần kể từ khi vụ kiện phỉ báng với Johnny Depp khép lại. Theo người phát ngôn của Amber Heard cho biết cô quyết định thực hiện cuộc phỏng vấn này để bày...