Johnny Depp insults Amber Heard: "I've been sitting there like an animal with an itch for 7 years"

With intense and continuous communication activities, Brooke Erin Duffy - associate professor at Cornell University, expert in social media, creative economics and gender identity - said that Depp has a desire to rebuild the brand. personal brand and A-list star image in the public eye.

On July 8, Amber Heard's legal team filed an application to the court that the trial between her and Johnny Depp showed signs of injustice. The actress's lawyer said the court sent out invitations to jurors in April.

However, when the invitation was sent to juror number 15, there were two people with the same last name at that house. The court intended to invite the 77-year-old to the court, but the 52-year-old ended up receiving the letter and joining the jury.

Previously, the legal team of the Aquaman star filed an appeal 30 days after closing the pending lawsuit. The 43-page appeal file focuses on: The jury's verdict that Johnny Depp won was not based on evidence.

Heard also argued that the $10.35 million fine "contradicts and contradicts" the jury's conclusion that both she and Depp libeled each other. After the ruling in early June, Depp only had to pay Heard $2 million.

Speaking to Variety, Depp's attorney, Ben Chew, said he expected Heard to file a petition to have the sentence rescinded. "We anticipated this. They just filed the application later than we thought. However, the content of the application was not a big deal," Chew said.

After weeks of silence, Johnny Depp recently officially responded to his ex-wife, referring to the defamation trial in the two latest songs on the album "18" featuring Jeff Beck. According to the New York Post, the actor talks about winning a defamation trial against his ex-wife through his latest album.

"I think you've said enough. You've been sitting there like an itchy animal for seven years," "If I had a dime, it wouldn't be for you," the Times revealed. Sad Motherf" from Johnny Depp's 18th album.

Depp wrote two songs on album 18 with drummer Jeff Beck. The melodies and lyrics are the heart of the actor during the weeks-long trial, his troubled married life and his ex-wife from 7 years ago.

After winning the defamation trial, Johnny Depp and Jeff Beck joined a series of tours around the UK. They also released a new album to talk about the years of their youth. In addition to Depp's two songs, the rest of the works on the album are mostly cover songs, including "Caroline, No" by Brian Wilson, "Venus and Furs" by Lou Reed...

While Johnny Depp was busy with tours, Amber Heard constantly mentioned her ex-husband's name on television. According to NBC News, Depp is not in a hurry to give up "spotlight" towards himself, he is using his charm to implement a new strategy - restoring his reputation and career path by actively steering public opinion.

On July 7, Never Fear Truth - an organization working in the field of NFT founded by Johnny Depp - donated nearly $800,000 to many charities belonging to children's hospitals in Los Angeles, Great Ormond, Perth...

A representative for Never Fear Truth wrote on Twitter: "We are so grateful and grateful to the community for this achievement. This is the largest charity sale of NFT ever. We hope. This success becomes the foundation for many more high-impact campaigns in the future."

With intense and continuous communication activities, Brooke Erin Duffy - associate professor at Cornell University, expert in social media, creative economics and gender identity - said that Depp has a desire to rebuild the brand. personal brand and A-list star image in the public eye.

Analysts say antifan will never let go of Depp. They always find a way to dissect the actor's loopholes. The more Depp acted, the more loopholes he had.

Meanwhile, the outstanding debt of $ 10.35 million for Johnny Depp made Amber Heard live frugally, not spending too much. On June 22 (US time), she was seen alone at a supermarket in the Hamptons, New York City.

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