Judge Orders Delay for Johnny Depp Restraining Order Hearing

Amber will also call her friend and neighbour Raquel Pennington to speak as well as Pennington’s boyfriend Joshua Drew. iO Tillett Wright has also been listed whilst Amber’s team have also compiled medical records and a photo of Amber holding pills taken in 2014, which they have entered as evidence, TMZ reports.

It is unclear why the actress didn’t testify.

There are a few theories floating around, but let’s start with what we know for sure before speculating.

TMZ broke the story, Amber showed up around 11:50 AM Saturday for a 10 AM deposition.

Depp’s attorneys have yet to respond to the allegations. According to the latest Amber Heard gossip, there are two reasonable possibilities.

The press officer’s testimony is said to be important because she was believed to be present during discussions between the actress and her legal representative. “She never refused to go in”.

A witness list and exhibit list filed by Heard’s lawyer in Los Angeles Superior Court on Monday cites a laundry list of evidence against Depp, who Heard claims was abusive to her throughout their relationship. The two sides reportedly continued settlement negotiations but couldn’t reach a deal.

The “Magic Mike XXL” star – who claims she was physically and verbally abused by the “Pirates of the Caribbean” actor throughout their marriage – intends to call her estranged husband to the stand.

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The Heard source maintains to Us, however, “that there was nothing preventing Johnny’s counsel from commencing during the deposition time”.

The Depp source adds that the estranged spouses haven’t been in the same room since their May split, and that Depp has tried repeatedly to get Heard to settle.

After news was revealed on Tuesday that Johnny Depp’s team intend to use almost two-dozen witnesses and a secret photo to support the actor’s claims, information has emerged claiming Amber Heard’s lawyer plans to use evidence of medical care to prove prior alleged domestic violence.