reporter Liu Wanxin/Comprehensive report
Amber Heard (also translated as Amber Heard) lost the defamation lawsuit against her ex-husband Johnny Depp and was ordered to pay US$10.35 million (about 3 NT$100 million), but she was dissatisfied with the verdict and was reportedly planning to appeal. Recently, she appeared in an interview for the first time and talked about her grievances with Johnny Depp. She once again emphasized that she "still loves Johnny and has no resentment towards him." It aroused heated discussions among netizens.
The man won the lawsuit of the century between Amber Heard and Johnny Depp. (Photo/Provided by Discovery)
Amber Heard recently accepted an exclusive interview with the American NBC TV station. When asked whether it was true that she mentioned in the statement that she "still loves Johnny" after losing the lawsuit, she immediately replied: "Yes. , It’s absolutely true, I love him with all my heart, and I tried my best to repair a hurt relationship, but I couldn’t do it, but I will never hate him.” He emphasized that he did not want to be at odds with Johnny, and then said, “I know. This may be a bit difficult to understand, but if you have loved someone, I think it is easy to understand."
Amber said she is still in love with Johnny Depp. (Picture/reproduced from YouTube/TODAY)
In addition, facing the loss of the lawsuit, Amber Heard said that she did not blame the jury and fully understood that the outside world believed that Johnny Depp was a great actor. "He is very popular with everyone and "Love it." But she also admitted that social media had a huge impact on this incident, turning the public opinion in favor of Johnny Depp. As for the scars of her marriage being exposed in front of the world, she said she didn't care about other people's opinions, and also added: "Even if some people think I'm lying, they still can't look me in the eye and tell me that I'm being treated fairly on social media, and they can't honestly say that I'm being discussed fairly."
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