Amber Heard didn’t want Johnny Depp to pay US$100mil. She wanted to send a message


By AGENCY

Jurors are being asked to decide if physical abuse took place as well as whether Amber Heard’s Washington Post story legally defamed Johnny Depp. Photos: Reuters

Amber Heard isn’t really asking for the US$100mil she sued Johnny Depp for. Her lawyer said Friday (May 27) that they simply asked for that amount to send a message to the Pirates Of The Caribbean star after he asked for half that amount when he sued her for defamation.

That information came Friday in a Virginia courtroom as legal teams for the former spouses registered their closing arguments in their duelling defamation cases.

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