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Amber Heard is back in public again.
On Friday, the actress posted: Instagram photo The photo, which she took of herself on stage at the 69th Taormina Film Festival in Italy over the weekend, is the first social photo that has nothing to do with the high-profile defamation lawsuit she faced with her ex-husband Johnny Depp. A media post.
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Amber Heard Pays Johnny Depp $1 Million Settlement – He Plans To Donate It To Charity
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“Thank you for the incredibly warm reception at the Taormina Film Festival for my latest film In the Fire. It was an unforgettable weekend. #in the fire‘” Heard wrote on Instagram.
Her public appearance comes after seven jurors found Depp defamatory in a Washington Post op-ed on domestic violence and awarded her more than $10 million in damages. ended on June 1, 2022, it was the first public appearance.
Amber initially appealed the ruling, but announced in December 2022 that she had reached a settlement with Depp.
“It’s important to me to say that I didn’t choose this one,” Hurd wrote in a statement at the time. “I stood up for my truth, but I knew that doing so would destroy my life. It magnified the situation.”
She continued, “Now I finally have the opportunity to be released from what I was about to quit over six years ago on terms I can agree to. No, there are no limits or gags with my voice.”
She added, “We can’t risk making an impossible claim, not just financial, but also psychological, physical and emotional. You don’t have to face abuse or bankruptcy, but unfortunately, it’s not uncommon.
“I am not intimidated, discouraged, or dissuaded by what has happened from speaking the truth. will continue to be my most valuable asset.”
In June 2023, Amber paid a $1 million settlement to the Pirates of the Caribbean actors.
At the time, a source close to Depp told People magazine that Depp would split the payment among five charities of his choosing, “giving $200,000 to each.” The following non-profit organizations are eligible for donations: painted turtle, red feather, Tetiaroa Society, Amazonia Foundation Allianceand “Make a Film Foundation”.
