"I still love him," Johnny Depp replies to Amber Heard

Johnny Depp responds to the river interview that ex-wife Amber Heard gave to NBC, in which the actress says she is still in love with the former Pirate of the Caribbean .

"I love him with all my heart," she affirmed with conviction a few days after her ex-husband's defamation in court against her for defamation , for which she was sentenced to pay 15 million dollars.

“I tried with all my might to make this deeply failed relationship work. I couldn't, "she continued." I understand it's hard to understand, but if you've truly loved someone you can. "

The actor, however, does not allow himself to be convinced. Amber Heard and her team of lawyers are "reimagining" the legal battle , reads a statement released by her staff: "And it's a shame because, while Johnny is trying to move on, she keeps repeating, reimagining issues that are have already been decided in court with a verdict unequivocally against him ".

Depp has stated that he is willing to forgo compensation if she waives the appeal. It was never a question of money but of reputation, he explained.
The Aquaman actress, on the other hand, seems to be going straight on her path and claims to have unpublished evidence : "Years of notes her analyst has taken 'live' since 2011", in which Depp's abuses are noted "since beginning of the relationship ".

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