What did Kate Moss say in her testimony?
The case of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard is becoming more and more tense, and model Kate Moss appeared in court today as the main witness.
The model and actor dated for four years in their youth.
The case of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard is becoming more and more tense, and model Kate Moss appeared in court today as the main witness. The call for testimony came from a statement by Amber Heard in which she mentioned that Depp pushed the famous British model down the stairs. The actor had been dating the model for four years, and she has now denied Heard's statement that Depp pushed her down the stairs.
The trial started at around 10 am, and model Kate Moss is the first of today's witnesses at the Depp-Heard trial to present her position on this case. “Johnny and I were leaving the hotel room and I slipped on the stairs, I screamed because I didn't know what was happening to me, I felt pain, he ran to me and called for help. Johnny never pushed me, hit me, or anything like that. I confirm that he never pushed me down the stairs” - Kate said when asked about the alleged incident.
Kate Moss added that she never participated in any trial in any capacity, and when she was asked why she decided to do it now, the lawyers objected. Kate Moss, who was in a relationship with the "Pirates of the Caribbean" star between 1994 and 1997, was called as a witness by Depp's lawyers.
Recall, after ending a relationship with Winona Ryder, Johnny Depp met model Kate Moss in New York in 1994. The actor was 31 at the time, and she was 20, and the meeting took place in a cafe, while they were in the company of columnist George Wayne. Kate later admitted that she knew from the first moment that they would be together.
During her testimony on May 5, Amber Heard described a fierce quarrel with her ex-husband in March 2015, initiating rumors that Depp pushed the former model down the stairs. "I immediately thought of Kate Moss," she said at the time.
Johnny Depp is suing Amber Heard for defamation, claiming it ruined his reputation and career because, in a column published by the Washington Post in 2018, she wrote that she was exposed to domestic violence during the marriage, without mentioning Depp's name.
