Amber Heard is taking a break from Instagram
Amber Heard surprised many fans, as she pointed out on Instagram that she will stay away from social networks in the next few weeks.
Amber Heard surprised many fans, as she pointed out on Instagram that she will stay away from social networks in the next few weeks because she will be in Virginia and on trial with her ex-husband Johnny Depp. Her colleagues, in fact, mostly inform the public in this way about what exactly is happening, but the actress made the decision to be offline until the drama ends.
Recall, Depp is asking Heard for $ 50 million in an advance confession that she published in the "Washington Post" in 2018, in which she "wrote about the violence she allegedly experienced from him." She, on the other hand, does not give up on "speaking loudly about the torments she went through" - she emphasizes that she never named him, but only "spoke from the point of view of a woman who was mistreated by a man in a position".
“I'll be offline for the next few weeks. As you know, I will be in Virginia, where I will meet face to face with my ex-husband, Johnny Depp” - she began, who rarely gives such announcements, but only publishes them.
“Johnny is suing me for an article in which I never called him by name. I wrote about the price a woman pays, as she talks about the violence she has experienced from a powerful man. I still pay the guild today, but I also hope that we will both be able to solve everything and continue in peace” - she added.
“I have always loved him and it hurts me a lot that I have to remember the ugly things that make up our past in front of the whole world. I am grateful for all your support. I will rely on that in the coming period. With love, Amber” - she concluded in an open letter.
Depp did not advertise this, according to the media. He will certainly meet in court today, April 11, and everything should be ready in six weeks. According to earlier articles, the list of witnesses includes James Franco, Paul Bettany, Elon Musk, representatives of Walt Disney and Warner Bros., police officers from Los Angeles, friends, family members, and other people related to the former spouses.
