Johnny Depp spoke highly about Amber Heard before the divorce

• Amber Heard and Johnny Depp were wed for two years.
• Amber obtained a temporary restraining order against Johnny in 2016 and then filed for divorce.
• Johnny spoke highly of Amber in 2015 at the film’s premiere, The Danish Girl.

Amber Heard and Johnny Depp were wed for two years. However, Amber obtained a temporary restraining order against Johnny in 2016 and then filed for divorce. The two recently took part in a public defamation trial.

Also Read

Naomie Harris discusses the impact of Johnny Depp’s victory on the MeToo movement

Naomie Harris recently talked about the post me-too era particularly in the...

After dating for several years, Johnny and Amber got hitched in a private ceremony in their Los Angeles home in 2015. On May 23, 2016, Amber Heard obtained a temporary restraining order against Johnny and filed for divorce. She said that during their relationship, Johnny had physically abused her, most frequently when under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Johnny spoke highly of Amber in 2015 at the film’s premiere, The Danish Girl. Johnny told Eonline, “We connect on a lot of levels but the first things that really got me was she’s an aficionado of the blues. I would play a song, some old obscure blues song, and she knew what it was. She’s very very literate. She’s a voracious reader as I have been, so we connected on that as well and she’s kind of brilliant and beautiful. I am a lucky man.”

Also Read

Camille Vasquez, a lawyer for Johnny Depp, will celebrate her upcoming birthday in Europe

Camille Vasquez is all set to celebrate  her birthday after the most...

After divorcing in 2016, the two engaged in a legal dispute over an essay Amber published in 2018. However, about coping with domestic abuse (without disclosing Johnny’s name). Johnny filed a $50 million lawsuit against Amber after the article was published seeking damages. The trial started in April 2022, and the judgement was announced on June 1. Amber has been ordered by the judge to pay her ex-husband $10.35 million in restitution. For harming his reputation through her op-ed four years ago.