Amber Heard interview: Actress tells Savannah Guthrie on Today Show she ‘still loves’ Johnny Depp but fears he’ll sue again

In her first interview since the jury sided with Depp in the couple’s defamation trial, NBC’s Savannah Guthrie asked her, “There’s a text message where Johnny promises a complete world humiliation to you. Do you feel like this has come through?”

Gustav Killander reports on the actor’s response.

Amber Heard It was grilled Savannah Guthrie About “being caught in a lie” over her pledge to donate her $7 million divorce settlement to a charity, in the actress’s first interview since her defamation trial with her ex-husband. Johnny Depp.

“Do you think to the jurors sitting there that you were caught in a lie?” Ms. Guthrie searched.

Rachel Sharp tells us the story.

What’s surprising is not that Amber Heard talks publicly about her experience, but that her choice of anchor to confide in is an event that has a well-known relationship with her ex.

“I have absolutely no ill feelings or ill will towards him.”

Rachel Sharpe I watched an interview this morning.

We have Lewis Shelton’s story.

“I’m afraid that no matter what I do, no matter what I say or how I say it, every step I take will provide another opportunity for this kind of silencing,” she said. “Which I think a defamation suit is meant to do, you’re supposed to take your opinion.”

Camille Vasquez, the surprising star of the legal team who successfully discussed the defamation case against him Amber Heard for Johnny DeppThe perpetrator will appear again in court.

Along with Brown Rudnick’s partner Randall Smith, Vasquez will defend Depp in a personal injury lawsuit brought against him by Greg “Rocky” Brooks, the film’s location manager. city ​​of lies.

The Aquaman The star discussed the ruling – which ruled in Depp’s favour – in a new interview with NBC today.

In closing arguments, Depp’s attorney claimed Heard was “acting” and called her testimony a “performance of a lifetime.”

In her response, Heard referred to one of Depp’s most famous roles.

One of the first women to claim that the former disgrace New York Governor Andrew Cuomo They sexually harassed them, he says Amber Heardfirst interview with Savannah Guthrie Proves why women choose to “not talk” to today Host.

Former aide Lindsey Boylan, who was the first of at least 11 women between December 2020 and April 2021 to come forward and settle sexual harassment accusations and allegations of inappropriate behavior against the New York governor, shared a clip from Heard’s first interview. Conducted since the loss of several million dollars libel A case against her ex-husband Johnny Depp.