Johnny Depp believes the libel lawsuit judgement was “fair,” and he is optimistic about resurrecting his career

• Johnny Depp feels his victory in the defamation lawsuit against ex-wife Amber Heard was “fair,” and he “very much hopes” he can resurrect his career.
• According to a source close to the Pirates of the Caribbean actor, the verdict in the widely publicised libel case was “fair.”
• According to the source, “Over the years, his job has meant everything to him. He like music, but acting is his passion.”

“He couldn’t stand by and do nothing about the fact that his career was in jeopardy. “He believes the decision was just,” the insider stated. “It feels like a victory to him.””

“He very much hopes that he might restore his career,” the magazine added.

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Another insider previously told the magazine that the actor is currently “focused on himself” and “definitely looking ahead and past this.”

“He’s seeking for positive and moving away from negativity,” the source claimed, adding that Depp is “glad” and “relieved” with the judgement.

“He’s thinking out what he does next,” the insider continued. He believes he has been vindicated.”

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“He feels a big weight lifted off his shoulders,” the statement concluded. This has been going on for six years. It’s been extremely encouraging to hear from both men and women – he’s had a lot of great feedback from both.”

On June 1st, a jury found in Depp’s favour, awarding him $10.35 in damages for winning all three defamation allegations made against his ex-wife over an op-ed she penned for The Washington Post referring to herself as a domestic abuse victim.

Heard, on the other hand, won only one of her three defamation cases against Depp and was granted $2 million in compensatory damages.