In court, actress Amber Heard gets support from two women who don't leave her side.
The lawsuit that Johnny Depp (57, "Pirates of the Caribbean") officially conducts against an English newspaper claiming that he physically abused his ex-wife Amber Heard (34, "Gully") has resulted in a real war between the Roses degenerated both actors. They accuse each other of violence and fight in court for credibility and their reputation. For Depp and Heard, their future careers are also at stake.
Depp fights with hard bandages and does not skimp on intimate details, two lawyers should help him to his rights. Among other things, the actor accuses his ex of physically attacking him. Amber Heard is invited as a witness and has additional personal support alongside her lawyers. Two women stand by her during the process. She maintains deep relationships with both.
This is the new woman on Amber Heard's side
On the one hand there is her partner, Bianca Butti (39). The bisexual Heard, who came out in 2010, lives her love for the camera woman publicly. The couple showed up among other things when buying plants in Los Angeles and kissing for the first time in Palm Springs at the beginning of the year. Butti is also a strong personality who has been fighting breast cancer in public since 2015, accompanying her own illness with photos on Instagram and asking for donations.
The second woman on Amber's side is her sister Whitney, who doesn't seem to be leaving her side in court. The actress is a proud mother, likes to present herself as a family man on Instagram. The surprising death of the mother last May brought the two sisters closer together. Amber Heard said that Depp also attacked Whitney when she tried to calm the actor down.
Johnny Depp and his prominent ex-partners
By contrast, Johnny Depp relies on prominent support and activated two ex-girlfriends: long-term partner and singer Vanessa Paradis (47, "Did You Really Say No"), with whom Depp has two children and actress Winona Ryder (48, "Destination Wedding" ) with whom Depp was briefly engaged at the beginning of the 1990s. Both confirmed that there were no physical disputes in their relationships. A video survey of the two on the witness stand declined Depp's team of lawyers.