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Unsealed court documents show Amber Heard abandoned divorce payments from Johnny Depp that could run into the tens of millions of dollars, as the struggling actress sold her beloved California home. Documents seen by the Daily Beast show that the Aquaman star, 36, ignored guidance from his legal team not to pursue Depp for the maximum cash he was entitled to after they filed for divorce in 2016. He could have asked for half of the $33 million Depp he made to shoot the fourth Pirates of the Caribbean film, because it was made while they were married. But Heard chose not to, and wrote to them an email saying he was ‘very true to his word, that it’s now about money.’ A judge refused to allow the evidence to be accepted during Depp’s defamation lawsuit against Heard. He was ordered to pay Depp a total of $8.3 million after being found guilty of defamation, but said he did not have enough money to do so. Amber Heard appears to have sold her Southern California property for over a mil

Johnny Depp’s hotshot attorney Camille Vasquez has conducted his first sitting interview after Amber Heard formally filed an appeal notice of the $10 million verdict in the former couple’s defamation case. A Heard spokesperson announced the appeal move with a statement that appeared to preempt the social media backlash in early July. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Camille Vasquez speaks For more Celebrity related news and videos, check out Celebrities >> “We believe the court made a mistake that prevented a fair and just verdict in accordance with the First Amendment,” the spokesperson said. “Therefore, we appealed the decision. “While we recognize today’s filing will light a Twitter bonfire, there are steps we need to take to ensure fairness and justice.” Camille Vasquez at CBS Credit: CBS Speaking to CBS Mornings co-host Gayle King on Friday, Vasquez said Heard’s appeal was “expected”. “He indicated from the day he lost the trial that he would appeal.” Vasquez said Depp’s team had

A Virginia judge has dismissed Amber Heard’s efforts to override the $10 million ($14.8 million) judgment she was given in favor of her ex-husband Johnny Depp. Key points: Earlier this month, Amber Heard filed a motion requesting that Johnny Depp’s ruling be overturned or declared invalid Her lawyer cited a case of mistaken identity with one of the jurors, claiming that it may have been prejudice against Ms Heard Judge says Ms Heard can’t show jury prejudice Depp won a defamation suit against Ms Heard last month in a high-profile civil court. Ms Heard won the smaller, $US2 million judgment on the counterclaim she filed against Depp. Earlier this month, Heard filed a motion asking that Depp’s sentence be overturned, or declared invalid. His lawyer cited several factors, including a case of mistaken identity with one of the jurors. However, on Wednesday in a written order, Judge Penney Azcarate dismissed all of Ms Heard’s claims and said that the jury matter was specifically irrelevant a

Attorney Johnny Depp has responded after Amber Heard called for the verdict in the defamation battle to be thrown amid claims about one jury in the case. In June, a civil jury at Fairfax awarded Depp $10.35 million after they found he was slandered by Heard when he wrote a 2018 opinion piece in Washington Post about domestic violence. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Amber Heard stuns with Johnny Depp’s confession of love For more Celebrity related news and videos, check out Celebrities >> The jury also awarded Heard $2 million for his counterclaim that he was slandered by one of Depp’s attorneys after he called his allegations a hoax. Earlier in July, in a motion filed in Fairfax County Circuit Court and published by Courthouse News Heard’s attorneys asked the court to “dismiss” the complaint and “investigate potential inappropriate jury service”. Among the arguments, Heard’s attorney suggested one jury on the panel might have been selected illegally. Johnny Depp and Amber Heard in 2014

Johnny Depp has reached a settlement in a lawsuit brought against him by a member of the City of Lies film crew, who accused the actor of assaulting him during the film’s production. The actor, 59, has reached a legal agreement with Greg ‘Rocky’ Brooks on Monday’s settlement, according to The Hollywood Reporter, which reviewed court documents in the case. Depp in a legal agreement agreed to abide by the settlement by the end of August, according to court documents, as trial in the case will begin in July. Latest: Johnny Depp, 59, has reached a settlement in a lawsuit brought against him by a member of the City of Lies film crew, who accuses the actor of assaulting him during the film’s production. He was seen in court in Fairfax, Virginia in May “The settlement agreement requires cessation of this matter upon satisfactory settlement of certain terms which will not be effected within 45 days of the settlement date,” according to court documents in the case. ‘A request for dismis