Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial will have testimony from sister and ex-affair

The trial of the case between actor Johnny Depp, 58, and his ex-wife, actress Amber Heard, 36, will have a hiatus until next Monday (16). According to The Independent, on that date, Amber’s sister Whitney Henriquez and actress Ellen Barkin, with whom Depp had a brief relationship in the 1990s, will be heard.

Depp is also expected to be heard one more time on the return of the trial. Meanwhile, an online petition that collects signatures for a possible removal of Amber from the movie “Aquaman 2”, a feature that should arrive in 2023, is already close to 4 million supporters. According to the Daily Mail, the actress, who plays Mera in the film, will have less than ten minutes of screen time in the next sequel.

The big problem is that the public feud has tarnished the actors’ reputations over the years and has only gotten worse with revelations made over the past three weeks by Depp and witnesses at a televised trial. Heard opposed the idea of ​​having cameras in the courtroom, but Depp won the motion.

In the statements, text messages from the actor to friends were exposed, recordings of the couple’s fights, alleged betrayals of Amber with James Franco and Elon Musk, photo of the actor’s severed finger during a fight and even accusation that the actress defecated in the bed she shared. with Depp.

The witnesses also said that the former couple lived in a relationship of “mutual abuse”, but that they had never seen the actor assault Heard. Clinical forensic psychologist Shannon Curry has personally analyzed the actress’ mental health and stated that she suffers from borderline personality disorder and histrionic disorder.

Heard even changed the PR team, demonstrating that he was not enjoying the coverage he was receiving in the media about the legal battle with her ex-husband. The new PR team, led by CEO David Shane, has worked against Depp before.