What will happen to Johnny Depp?

British version Kate Moss disputed Heard's declare about rumors of an altercation involving a staircase when Moss dated Depp in the 1990s.

Actor Johnny Depp returned to the witness stand on Wednesday to refute ex-wife Amber Heard's testimony of their defamation warfare, announcing the abuse claims she leveled against him had been "unimaginably brutal, merciless and fake."

The "Pirates of the Caribbean" star, 58, sued Heard for $50 million and argued that she defamed him while she called herself "a public discern representing home abuse." Heard, 36, has countersued for $one hundred million, saying Depp smeared her when his legal professional said her accusations have been a "hoax."

On Wednesday, Depp and his legal professionals worked to rebut Heard's testimony that he physically and sexually abused her a couple of instances before and at some point of their marriage, which resulted in 2017.

Depp supplied a string of adjectives to explain his response to Heard's money owed during the trial, now in its sixth and final week.

"horrible, ridiculous, humiliating, ludicrous, painful, savage," Depp stated, including "unimaginably brutal, cruel and fake. All fake."

"No man or women is best" he said. "however i've by no means in my existence committed sexual battery, bodily abuse."

In earlier testimony, Depp advised jurors it changed into Heard who grew to become violent of their relationship. closing arguments inside the trial being held in Virginia are scheduled for friday.

"no matter what takes place," Depp stated, "I did get here and that i did tell the fact and i've spoken up for what I’ve been wearing on my back, reluctantly, for six years."

In move-exam, Heard's attorneys faced Depp with textual content messages retrieved from his mobile cellphone. One message to an assistant described a female's genitals as being "RIGHTFULLY MINE."