Next Stand: Upcoming Dates in the Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard Defamation Trial

Fans are curious when Amber Heard will testify in the defamation trial in the midst of the most well-publicized celebrity litigation between Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard. With Johnny Depp suing his ex-wife Amber over an op-ed saying she was a public figure advocating for domestic abuse, it’s clear that things are heating up. The issue in Fairfax County, Virginia is becoming increasingly serious. So, when can we expect Amber to take a stand on her own?

 

Johnny Depp’s $50 million slander case against his ex-wife




From being the most photographed couple in the world to growing estranged from one another. Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s lives and relationships have come a long way.

As of now, with Johnny’s $50 million defamation lawsuit against Heard, the enmity between the former couple has reignited.

 

The defamation lawsuit in Fairfax County, Virginia began in April of this year. So far, Johnny has presented his witnesses in this case. Amber Heard, on the other hand, has yet to present her witnesses or take a stand. Not to mention that the slander trial has already lasted three weeks. For a few more weeks, all is as it is.

Amber Heard is suing Johnny Depp for $100 million in retaliation.

Amber was dragged by Johnny Depp for her op-ed in which she described herself as a domestic abuse survivor. Her op-ed didn’t mention Depp at all. During the trial, however, one of Johnny’s witnesses said that Amber’s charges had wrecked Depp’s career.


 

In truth, Depp was unable to complete his sixth Pirates of the Caribbean film. During Depp’s defamation case testimony, however, He has stated that he will never be a part of a Pirates Of The Caribbean film, even if Disney offers him $300 million. On the other hand, one of Depp’s witnesses even claimed that Amber was suffering from two diseases.

When will Amber Heard be called to testify in the defamation case?

The case will be heard from Monday to Thursday in April. The case will be continued until the end of May. However, the court’s judge will be unavailable from May 9 to 12 to hear Depp and Heard’s defamation case. As a result, the case will not take place on those days.

However, Johnny Depp has already completed his defamation trial testifying procedure. It’s now Depp’s ex-wife Amber Heard’s chance to speak out in the lawsuit. As a result, Amber could testify against Depp in the continuing legal struggle this coming Monday. It isn’t certain, though. There’s also a chance we’ll see some witnesses from Heard’s side.