Following the outcome of their widely reported defamation case, hollywood actor Amber Heard said she still loves her ex-husband johnny depp and has "no harsh thoughts or ill will" toward him. Heard reportedly stated that she still loves Depp in a clip from an interview with a news source, according to Deadline. "I cherish him. I have nothing but affection for him. And I did my best to save a relationship that was utterly destroyed.
I was unable to. I have absolutely no ill will or negative thoughts against him. I'm aware it might be difficult to understand or might be really simple. It should be simple if you've only ever loved someone "The actor continued. When the subject of her Washington Post opinion piece was brought up, which was the focus of Depp's USD 50 million defamation complaint, she responded, "It wasn't about my friendship with johnny in the opinion piece. The op-ed was about me contributing to a larger cultural discussion that was going on at the time."
A seven-person jury returned a decision on june 1 following the recent six-week trial in Fairfax County, virginia, finding that Depp had established that Heard had defamed him in the 2018 op-ed. Depp has insisted that he never physically hurt Heard and said she did. Due to a virginia rule that caps punitive damages, Heard will only be required to pay USD 10.35 million of the USD 15 million in damages that the jury awarded Depp (the judge reduced the amount).
I was unable to. I have absolutely no ill will or negative thoughts against him. I'm aware it might be difficult to understand or might be really simple. It should be simple if you've only ever loved someone "The actor continued. When the subject of her Washington Post opinion piece was brought up, which was the focus of Depp's USD 50 million defamation complaint, she responded, "It wasn't about my friendship with johnny in the opinion piece. The op-ed was about me contributing to a larger cultural discussion that was going on at the time."
A seven-person jury returned a decision on june 1 following the recent six-week trial in Fairfax County, virginia, finding that Depp had established that Heard had defamed him in the 2018 op-ed. Depp has insisted that he never physically hurt Heard and said she did. Due to a virginia rule that caps punitive damages, Heard will only be required to pay USD 10.35 million of the USD 15 million in damages that the jury awarded Depp (the judge reduced the amount).
