According to accounts, Johnny Depp did not hold a lavish celebration following his trial victory

• Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s case has come to an end with Depp winning the defamation trial
• Depp wasn’t in the United States to hear the Wednesday verdict because he’d flown to London days earlier for work commitments, sources said.
• He had spent his Memorial Day weekend onstage at Jeff Beck concerts: two in Sheffield and one in London, appearing on stage with Beck.

Johnny Depp was photographed drinking in a Newcastle bar soon before it was revealed that he had won his multimillion-dollar defamation battle against ex-wife Amber Heard.

Shortly after the verdict was revealed, it was stated that the Pirates of the Caribbean star was overcome with joy with his triumph over Heard.

Sources close to the Rum Diary star, however, have denied the reports.

According to insiders, Depp was not hosting a lavish party hours before a Virginia jury revealed the decision in his defamation trial, despite a story that he was partying at the bar.

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“The venue was booked in case anyone wanted to do something but was canceled,” one source said, contradicting a report, which stated that the Black Mass star, 58, spent hundreds of thousands of dollars at Notting Hill hotspot Laylow.

Depp wasn’t in the United States to hear the Wednesday verdict because he’d flown to London days earlier for work commitments, sources said.

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He had spent his Memorial Day weekend onstage at Jeff Beck concerts: two in Sheffield and one in London, appearing on stage with Beck.

He also played a gig in Gateshead, in Northern England, the day after a jury awarded him $10.4 million in damages.

“Depp went straight from concert to Gateshead on his bus,” the source said. “We have emails to prove that the venue was canceled,” another Johnny Depp source said. “He went straight from concert to Gateshead on a six-hour drive.”