Depp attorney Camille Vasquez's boyfriend is revealed
The romantic interest of Johnny Depp's star attorney Camille Vasquez has now been revealed as a British WeWork who lives in London.
Hell - the lawyer and her friends can all get it.
JOHNNY DEPP is having the worst week ever!
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Hell - the lawyer and her friends can all get it.
GoFundMe Shuts Down $1M Amber Heard Fundraiser to Help Pay Johnny Depp
GoFundMe shuts down $1M Amber Heard fundraiser, to pay back Johnny Depp.
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Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard Trial Wristbands Up for Sale
Used wristbands from the Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard trial are popping up on eBay.
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Johnny Depp Cracks Joke About Severed Finger to Young Fan
Johnny Depp cracks a joke about his severed finger with a fan while signing some autographs.
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Johnny Depp Back in Concert As Crowd Screams, 'Innocent!'
Johnny Depp could have been Paul McCartney in Scotland Friday night ... the crowd went wild when he took the stage as fans screamed, "INNOCENT, INNOCENT!!!"
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He won 15 million. She won 2 or 3. In mathematical terms, he won. He lost more than 15 milli on projects. He should sue Disney too for their bullshit.
Johnny Depp Mobbed By Fans in England Following Concert
Johnny Depp was in Beatles territory Saturday night -- both in geography and reception -- as fans mobbed him in Manchester following his latest concert.
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Johnny Depp Swarmed by Fans, Signs Autographs
Johnny Depp is the most popular man in England ... is what you'd have to assume once you see the insane scene outside his latest rock star gig.
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Johnny Depp's Attorney Camille Vasquez Spotted with BF, Gets Celebrity Treatment
Johnny Depp's lawyer, Camille Vasquez, was spotted heading to the airport with her BF, and was given the full celebrity treatment.
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TMZ has prepared a documentary on the Depp/Heard relationship, the trial and their futures ... which will air on Fox Network Tuesday at 9 PM ET. It's called Depp vs. Heard: From Love to Hate."
GoFundMe Shuts Down $1M Amber Heard Fundraiser to Help Pay Johnny Depp
GoFundMe shuts down $1M Amber Heard fundraiser, to pay back Johnny Depp.
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Thread title needs to be changed to.....
Amber Heard is having the worst week ever!
Amber Heard is having the worst week ever!
Camille Vasquez says she's a fan of Johnny Depp's music
Johnny Depp's glamorous attorney Camille Vasquez is throwing her support behind the actor beyond the courtroom, weeks after helping him secure a $15million verdict in his defamation trial.
Monica Lewinsky on Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard trial: No matter who wins, 'we are all guilty'
Monica Lewinsky weighs in on the Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard defamation trial.ew.com
The gall of this woman...
Johnny Depp decides he won't take money from Amber Heard.
He said " This was never about money. This was about restoring my reputation, and it's done."
*Respect to Johnny Depp*
After Johnny Depp Won His Trial Against Amber Heard, Christian Dior Made A Primetime TV Statement
Johnny Depp won in court, and things are looking up for the actor.
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Johnny Depp's Lawyer Camille Vasquez Responds To Those Internet Rumors About Dating The Pirates Of The Caribbean Actor
The attorney sought to set the record straight.
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Amber Heard doesn't 'blame' the jury for siding with Johnny Depp: 'He's a fantastic actor'
Amber Heard opens up to NBC's Savannah Guthrie about a jury siding with ex-husband Johnny Depp: "I don't blame them. I actually understand."
this bish needs therapy. she is in disbelief that people can't think for themselves and not believe her bullshit. she's just making this worse.
Amber Heard says she still loves Johnny Depp in post-trial interview
Amber Heard said she still loves Johnny Depp in a new post-trial interview: 'I know that might be hard to understand, or it might be really easy to understand. If you've ever loved anyone, it should be easy.'
She might attempt suicide just to try and throw pussy at him...Amber Heard says she still loves Johnny Depp in post-trial interview
Amber Heard said she still loves Johnny Depp in a new post-trial interview: 'I know that might be hard to understand, or it might be really easy to understand. If you've ever loved anyone, it should be easy.'
Juror in Johnny Depp trial breaks silence, says jury didn't buy Amber Heard's 'crocodile tears'
A juror in the Johnny Depp defamation trial says the jury wasn't moved by Amber Heard's tearful testimony: 'It didn't come across as believable.'
Juror in Johnny Depp trial breaks silence, says jury didn't buy Amber Heard's 'crocodile tears'
The actress' emotional testimony "didn't come across as believable," an unidentified male juror told GMA.
By Sydney BucksbaumJune 16, 2022 at 07:10 PM EDT
One of the jurors in the contentious and closely watched defamation trial between Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard has opened up about the bombshell verdict, saying that some members of the jury didn't believe Heard was sincere in her testimony.
In an interview that aired Thursday on Good Morning America, an unidentified male juror became the first member of the jury to speak publicly about the six-week trial. (The jury consisted of five men and two women, and the judge in the trial previously ruled that their names will be sealed for at least a year.) The juror, who asked not to be named, said that when Heard cried on the stand, he thought they were "crocodile tears."
"It didn't come across as believable," the juror said of Heard's emotional testimony. "It seemed like she was able to flip the switch on her emotions. She would answer one question and she would be crying and two seconds later she would turn ice cold. It didn't seem natural."
The juror also didn't like how Heard looked directly at the jury while answering questions. "All of us were very uncomfortable" with that, he said, adding that Heard was given bad advice on how to act on the stand. As for Depp, the juror said he "just seemed a little more real in terms of how he responded to questions. His emotional state was very stable throughout."
Amber Heard
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Throughout the trial, the juror said, it wasn't just how Heard comported herself on the stand that made him doubt her sincerity. He said the majority of the jury considered Heard to be the aggressor in the relationship after concluding "they were both abusive to each other" and that Heard's legal team failed to prove Depp's abuse was physical.
"They had their husband-wife arguments. They were both yelling at each other," the juror said. "I don't think that makes either of them right or wrong. That's what you do when you get into an argument, I guess. But to rise to the level of what she was claiming, there wasn't enough or any evidence that really supported what she was saying."
The juror also stated that the pictures Heard presented of Depp after a purported drug and alcohol binge didn't make an impact. "If you mix alcohol and marijuana, that's where you usually end up — passed out," he said. "We discussed at length that a lot of the drugs she said he used, most of them were downers. And you usually don't get violent on downers. You become a zombie, as those pictures show." (Depp did, however, admit to using cocaine, a stimulant, during his testimony. Heard testified that he did it around her frequently.)
Addressing the photos Heard's team presented showing bruising on her face, the juror said he doubted their authenticity, partly because of the defense's claim that the actress "never goes outside without makeup on."
"Yet she goes to file the restraining order without makeup on," the juror said. "And it just so happens her publicist is with her. Those things add up and start to become hard to believe."
The trial concluded earlier this month, with the jury largely siding with Depp and determining that Heard defamed him when she wrote a 2018 Washington Post op-ed about her experiences as a domestic violence survivor. Heard never named Depp in the piece, but his lawyers argued that references to him were clear and damaged his reputation.
The unnamed juror told GMA that Heard made a big mistake writing the op-ed. "If she didn't do any of this stuff with the op-eds, Johnny Depp could have helped her out in her career," he said. "They didn't leave things on a nasty turn [when they divorced]. It turned nasty after the op-ed."
The actress' emotional testimony "didn't come across as believable," an unidentified male juror told GMA.
By Sydney BucksbaumJune 16, 2022 at 07:10 PM EDT
One of the jurors in the contentious and closely watched defamation trial between Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard has opened up about the bombshell verdict, saying that some members of the jury didn't believe Heard was sincere in her testimony.
In an interview that aired Thursday on Good Morning America, an unidentified male juror became the first member of the jury to speak publicly about the six-week trial. (The jury consisted of five men and two women, and the judge in the trial previously ruled that their names will be sealed for at least a year.) The juror, who asked not to be named, said that when Heard cried on the stand, he thought they were "crocodile tears."
"It didn't come across as believable," the juror said of Heard's emotional testimony. "It seemed like she was able to flip the switch on her emotions. She would answer one question and she would be crying and two seconds later she would turn ice cold. It didn't seem natural."
The juror also didn't like how Heard looked directly at the jury while answering questions. "All of us were very uncomfortable" with that, he said, adding that Heard was given bad advice on how to act on the stand. As for Depp, the juror said he "just seemed a little more real in terms of how he responded to questions. His emotional state was very stable throughout."
Amber Heard
| CREDIT: JIM LO SCALZO/POOL/POOL/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES
Throughout the trial, the juror said, it wasn't just how Heard comported herself on the stand that made him doubt her sincerity. He said the majority of the jury considered Heard to be the aggressor in the relationship after concluding "they were both abusive to each other" and that Heard's legal team failed to prove Depp's abuse was physical.
"They had their husband-wife arguments. They were both yelling at each other," the juror said. "I don't think that makes either of them right or wrong. That's what you do when you get into an argument, I guess. But to rise to the level of what she was claiming, there wasn't enough or any evidence that really supported what she was saying."
The juror also stated that the pictures Heard presented of Depp after a purported drug and alcohol binge didn't make an impact. "If you mix alcohol and marijuana, that's where you usually end up — passed out," he said. "We discussed at length that a lot of the drugs she said he used, most of them were downers. And you usually don't get violent on downers. You become a zombie, as those pictures show." (Depp did, however, admit to using cocaine, a stimulant, during his testimony. Heard testified that he did it around her frequently.)
Addressing the photos Heard's team presented showing bruising on her face, the juror said he doubted their authenticity, partly because of the defense's claim that the actress "never goes outside without makeup on."
"Yet she goes to file the restraining order without makeup on," the juror said. "And it just so happens her publicist is with her. Those things add up and start to become hard to believe."
The trial concluded earlier this month, with the jury largely siding with Depp and determining that Heard defamed him when she wrote a 2018 Washington Post op-ed about her experiences as a domestic violence survivor. Heard never named Depp in the piece, but his lawyers argued that references to him were clear and damaged his reputation.
The unnamed juror told GMA that Heard made a big mistake writing the op-ed. "If she didn't do any of this stuff with the op-eds, Johnny Depp could have helped her out in her career," he said. "They didn't leave things on a nasty turn [when they divorced]. It turned nasty after the op-ed."
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