Johnny Depp Amber Heard: The court jumped again in the johnny Depp-Amber Heard case, the jury had to issue this order

'Pirates of the Caribbean' fame johnny depp is in the news these days due to his personal life. All eyes are on the legal battle between him and his ex-wife Amber Heard. Even after the decision of the last days, the war of words between them is not taking the name of stopping. johnny depp was found innocent by a jury in the high-profile defamation trial and asked Amber to pay approximately $10 million in damages.

But in the gestures from the lawyer of famous hollywood actor Johnny, Amber has indicated exemption from compensation. However, now the jury that pronounced the verdict had to once again jump into the battle between the two.

One of the judges in the johnny Depp-Amber Heard defamation trial on friday officially announced the compensation amount for both of them. Along with this, both have been ordered to pay their respective amounts. The jury has issued a written order asking Amber Heard to pay johnny depp $10.35 million.

The court has asked Amber to pay this amount to harm Johnny's reputation by posing as a victim. Along with this, the jury has also ordered johnny depp to pay Amber Heard two million dollars.

The order has been issued only for a formality following the verdict of the jury on june 1. After hearing many sensational revelations and arguments in this long-running case, the jury ruled in favor of Depp. A seven-member virginia jury ordered actress Amber Heard to pay $10 million.

However, Amber's lawyer came forward after the order and said that the actress was unable to pay the amount. Now it has to be seen what happens next because the court has now also issued a written order.

It is worth noting that this is not the first time that the jury has come forward and presented its side on this decision. Even before this, a jury member associated with the trial had revealed why the verdict has been given in favor of johnny depp by not believing the words of Amber Heard. The jury member said, 'Amber used to cry while answering the questions.

But after two seconds it used to be normal, which was not natural at all. The jury member said that both the husband and wife had different arguments and both were shouting at each other. He added, "There was no proof enough for Amber to reach the level she was claiming she was just saying what she was saying.