While taking the stand at her defamation trial, Amber Heard addressed the 'torture' of having to relive her relationship with Johnny Depp.
“Unfortunately, all of this is real. I narrowly survived it, but I survived it,” Heard, 36, said on Monday, May 16, in reference to her past claims that Depp, 58, abused her. “I tried to protect Johnny — and the secret I tried hard to keep for five years.”against her ex-husband because she wanted to protect him. “I was scared and very conflicted because the person I was scared of was also the person I was in love with,” she explained, noting that she struggled with ending their marriage in 2015.
Heard’s comments came amid a court appearance for Depp’s defamation trial against her. The former couple’s ups and downs became a topic of conversation again when the legal proceedings started last month.in 2009. They exchanged vows six years later, but the Texas native filed for divorce after 15 months of marriage. Days later, Heard accused Depp of domestic violence and
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