Amber Heard has contested in court the allegation that she had cut off the fingertip of Johnny Depp and is alleging herself.
Amber Heard (34, "Aquaman") has denied in court that she was responsible for the severed fingertip of Johnny Depp (57, "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory") – and has made violent allegations against the actor. Accordingly, the Hollywood star is said to have thrown up to 30 liquor bottles "like grenades or bombs" at them during a dispute.
The actress, who charged Depp with physical abuse in at least 14 cases, was interviewed on her third day at the witness stand in London about the March 2015 incident down under. Depp had previously claimed that Heard had cut off his fingertip in an argument with a bottle of vodka. His ex says: "I only threw things to escape Johnny when he beat me up." Also the claim that she had put a cigarette on his face, Heard said of himself: "No, Johnny did it right before my eyes. He did such things more often."
Depp's lawyers accused Heard this Wednesday of making up the allegations against the actor. For this, a video was shown that was recorded the night Depp allegedly became violent towards her, according to his ex-wife. You can see the couple celebrating happily with friends. Heard said that the argument "usually didn't start until everyone had gone to bed."