A divorce that seems to never end. This Tuesday, April 12, 2022, Johnny Depp and Amber Heard were in court for the defamation suit between them, following accusations of domestic violence that the actor allegedly committed. A serious trial that revolved around the story of the scenes that would have occurred between them and that the father of Lily-Rose and Jack Depp continues to refute. That day, an intervention made noise, that of Johnny Depp’s sister, Christi Dembrowski. Who is she ?
Elisa Christie Depp, her real name, sister of the actor, and daughter of John Christopher Depp and Betty Sue Palmer, is 62 years old. She was raised just like him in Kentucky, with their other siblings, Daniel and Deborah. She was director of a production company cinematic, Infinitum Nihil. A company founded by his brother in 2004. We owe him the films The Rum Diary (2011) or even Hugo (2011) and Dark Shadows (2012).
Close to his nephews Lily-Rose and Jack Depp
Christi Dembrowski is married to Daniel Dembrowski, professor at the University of Seattle and author of numerous books. Happy professionally, they are also happy in the household; they have four children. A personal life that she knew how to keep private since she never revealed any information about her children. It is described by the site celebrityborn as close to Lily-Rose Depp and Jack, his nephews.
His sister strikes back Amber Heard
The witnesses succeeded one another but Christi Dembrowski remained in the memories. She reported a difficult atmosphere between him and Amber Heard, sometimes even verbally aggressive. She would have spoken of a woman”always in conflict“, who “greatly exaggerated her husband’s alcohol and drug problems”calling it “fat old man“. Confidences that have had a real media echo. This is not the first time that Johnny Depp’s sister has spoken in this confrontation between the ex-spouses.
This confrontation is far from being the first in this stormy divorce. Six years after their separation, Amber Heard and Vanessa Paradis’ ex continue to clash, each denouncing their truth. This April 12, the debates first revolved around accusations of serious violence, the lawyers recounting bouts of “anger“which culminated in physical and sexual violence, cocktails of alcohol and drugs, cocaine or even ecstasy and hallucinogenic mushrooms.