Amber Heard has published unpublished documents claiming to support her claim that she was “abused” by Johnny Depp.
Despite losing a notorious defamation case against the actor – and being ordered to pay him more than $ 10 million in damages for an article in which he presented himself as “a public figure representing the Domestic Abuse “- Heard continued to repeat his” abuse “claims in an exclusive interview with NBC’s Dateline.
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During an interview with NBC Today presenter Savannah Guthrie, Heard said she had a folder full of “years of notes dating back to 2011” that supported her claims.
The notes – which were declared “heard” and inadmissible by the judge presiding over the defamation case – were made by Heard’s doctor, whom she “reported abusing”.
NBC looked at the notes the therapist made during some of his sessions and found that they had shown that Heard had been talking about physical abuse since 2012.
Amber Heard has published unpublished documents claiming to support her claim that she was “abused” by Johnny Depp. Credit: NBC
In January of that year, notes show Heard told his therapist Depp he “hit her, threw her to the ground.”
Eight months later, he said Depp “ripped off his nightgown” and “threw her in bed.”
In 2013, another note from the therapist said Heard had alleged that Depp “threw her against a wall and threatened to kill her.”
Amber Heard has published unpublished documents claiming to support her claim that she was “abused” by Johnny Depp. Credit: NBC
“His notes represented years of real-time explanations of what was going on,” Heard told Guthrie.
A Depp spokesman responded to the new allegations.
“It is a pity that as Johnny seeks to move forward with his life, the defendant and his team repeat, reimagine and re-litigate matters that have already been decided by the court and a verdict that was decided unanimously and unequivocally. by a jury in Johnny’s favor, “the spokesman said.
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In another part of the extensive interview, Heard surprised social media when he stated that he still loved Depp.
“Absolutely. I love him, “Heard told the host.
“I loved him with all my heart. And I did my best to make a deeply broken relationship work. And I couldn’t.
“I have no bad feelings or bad will towards him,” he continued.
Amber Heard and Johnny Depp in 2006. Credit: Kevin Mazur / Getty Images for Spike TV
“I know it can be hard to understand, or it can be very easy to understand. If you’ve ever loved someone, it should be easy.”
Speaking after the segment aired, Guthrie and co-presenter Hoda Kotb agreed that the choice of words in “present tense” was “interesting.”
Social media also responded quickly.
“Would Johnny Depp not even look at Amber Heard in court as if it were a three-and-a-half week trial and she goes on TV saying she still loves him?” wrote a commentator on Twitter.
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“Amber Heard still loves Johnny Depp, unfortunately, darling, this love is not mutual because I wouldn’t even look at you in court, so something is wrong,” added another.
Heard also told Guthrie of her hopes for the future, saying she hoped to be a “full-time” mother.
When asked what he would say to his daughter about his experience for years to come, Heard said, “Either way, it would mean something. I did the right thing. I did my best to defend myself and defend the truth “.
Heard also said he would keep “every word” of his testimony about Depp until the “day of his death.”
Johnny Depp says the verdict has brought him back to life. Credit: Getty Images A Heard spokesman said the star’s interview was a reaction to Depp’s media appearances after the verdict. Credit: Instagram / Amberheard
He also described his experience in the Virginia courtroom as “surreal and difficult” and doubled his accusations.
“He [Depp] he says he never hit you. Is that a lie? ”Guthrie asked at one point.
“Yes, it is,” Heard replied.
Heard reiterated that “everything he said” was “the truth.”
“I talked to the power and paid the price,” he said.
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