Dominic Fike: 'I fantasize about Amber'

The star of the popular series Euphoria, musician and actor Dominic Fike shocked the audience during the concert with an inappropriate comment about Amber Heard. Fike was performing at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois when he suddenly interrupted a concert and mentioned the actress.

'I’ll be honest with you, I think Amber Heard is very hot,' he said. 'I know this opinion is not popular, but I fantasize about how she beats me. It turns me on.' The audience booed his statement, and the singer just continued with the performance after that.

The video from the concert went viral on social media, where Fike also met with numerous criticisms.

'Romanticizing domestic violence is so weird,' one fan wrote.'The need to shock everyone is real because no one remembers it after the Euphoria,' the other concluded.

Recall, Amber Heard found herself on the witness stand, and  Johnny Depp‘s attorney had the opportunity to cross-examine. Many abominations emerged from the relationship of the former acting couple, but Depp’s legal team took advantage of the situation and ‘reminded’ that Amber had been violent in past relationships.

Recall, Depp and Heard found themselves on opposing sides in court because the married actor allegedly beat his wife. After the divorce, she was given money to keep quiet about it, but she trampled on the word which is why Johnny Depp is now suing her for defamation. Amber Heard retaliated with a counter-suit after her ex-husband called her a liar. The actor is asking Amber for 50 million in damages, and she is asking him for as much as $ 100 million.

But what happened now? Amber now had to talk about her relationship with her ex-girlfriend.

‘Johnny isn’t the only emotional partner you’ve assaulted, is he? ‘. However, in 2009, the actress was arrested for assaulting her then-girlfriend, Tasya van Ree. Heard and her then-girlfriend, artist and photographer Tasya van Ree, quarreled at the airport during which Heard allegedly grabbed and hit Tasya. However, Ree did not prosecute her, so in November 2011, the police received a request to delete information about the arrest and the case. Because it is allowed by Washington state law, it has been deleted from the system. But, obviously, not from all systems.