Amber Heard snapped disturbing images of Johnny Depp handed out after drug and alcohol binges as a result of no one believed that he had an habit downside, the actress mentioned in court docket Thursday.
4 gorgeous pictures submitted to the Fairfax County Circuit Court docket in Virginia seem to point out the “Pirates of the Caribbean” star unconscious in chairs and on a lodge room flooring, Heard mentioned throughout the ex-couple’s explosive defamation trial.
“He’d move out, get sick, lose management of himself. Folks would choose him up and clear it and repair it,” Heard mentioned on her second day on the stand.
“He wouldn’t both bear in mind, or he would deny it, or he would accuse me of claiming that this had occurred when it didn’t. And there was nobody to again me up,” she mentioned.
“[It was] simply him, his workers, and everybody who had been taking good care of him versus my phrase, and so I began to take photos [to] say, ‘Look, that is occurring,'” she mentioned.



One of many photographs reveals the inert actor curled up beneath a portray in a swanky Tokyo lodge room throughout a press tour for “The Lone Ranger” in 2013, Heard mentioned.
“He was ingesting on the restaurant and the [people on the press tour] have been form of noticing, however probably not certain what to make of it … Johnny grew to become upset with me for judging him,” she mentioned of the incident. “Johnny screamed at me and all I may assume was they have been within the subsequent lodge room.”
Different photographs present Depp zonked out in a garden chair, handed out whereas on trip and whereas on a bender, Heard mentioned.


The 36-year-old actress testified that Depp would typically “nod out” or go to sleep “mid-conversation” after taking opiates and that he was abusive whereas on medicine.
Earlier within the trial, Depp, 58, insisted that the Tokyo lodge picture merely confirmed him sleeping — although he’s dozing on the ground subsequent to a mattress.
Depp is suing Heard, his ex-wife, in a $50 million defamation swimsuit over a 2018 op-ed within the Washington Publish through which she described herself as “a public determine representing home abuse.”
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