Amid the risk of another possible lawsuit, Amber Heard admits she still loves Johnny Depp. This statement is taken from the second part of the exclusive interview for NBC News' with Savannah Guthrie, where she spoke at length about everything that happened in the famous Depp-Heard trial.
The actress used the word "absolutely" when the interviewer asked her if "despite it all she still feels love" for her ex-partner.
"I love him! I loved him with all my heart and I did my best for our broken relationship to work. I could not. I have no negative feelings or bad intentions towards him. I understand that this can be difficult for him 'was understood or very easy if you have ever loved someone. "
In another excerpt from the interview, Heard said he believed "a good part of that trial was" played "on social media".
"I'm not a good victim, I understand. I'm not a good victim, much less a perfect victim." - The actress continued adding that it was her mistake that took for granted what would be her full right to say it out loud at the time and that she now "feels nervous" to speak openly.
"I'm afraid that whatever I do, no matter what I say or how I say it, every step I take would be another opportunity for that kind of silence," said Heard, when asked by Savannah Guthrie if she was scared. from the possibility that Johnny may sue again in the future.
Amber Heard was asked by presenter Savannah Guthrie: "He said he never hit you. Is that a lie?"
Heard replied, "Yes, it is."
This statement could be used for another lawsuit by Depp, according to attorney Nicole Haff. Asked if Depp could sue him again for the interview, Haff told MailOnline: "Yes. This interview could count as a new 'publication' under the law, which could spur a third lawsuit."
