Netizens fume after clip shows Amber Heard 'pulling' Johnny Depp away from fans: 'Controlling personality'
The negative publicity currently surrounding Amber Heard is just getting from bad to worse as one eye-eagled recently noticed the actress appearing to assert her dominance over her ex-husband Johnny Depp, when they were still together, in a video that was uploaded on the social media.
In the GIF that was uploaded by Twitter user 'Support Johnny Depp,' the actor could be seen talking to someone and was about to approach the person when the 'Aquaman' actress pulled him back close to her, refusing to let him interact with fans. “Amber Heard using full force to keep Johnny Depp away from greeting his fans at the airport in Japan in 2015. He has to ask permission to go to them and she pulls him back. She just had to control him #JusticeForJohnnyDepp,” the user who shared the clip wrote.
The user added in a separate tweet: “Amber Heard couldn't even hide her abusive, manipulative, controlling, rotten personality when Johnny Depp just wanted to greet his fans #AmberHeardIsAnAbuser."
The clip soon caught the attention of several supporters of the “Pirates of the Caribbean” actor who flocked to the comments section to voice their views.
"She is an absolute egoist. So many people have been waiting for Johnny D, some have been waiting for this moment for several years. She treats him like a thing, she looks like a spider that caught a beautiful butterfly in its web, it pains me to see it. She is a terrible person,” one of them commented, while another said, “Very insecure person.. damn let him greet his fans."
The lawyers for both Johnny Depp and Amber Heard have responded following the leak of explosive audiotapes which seemed to suggest that, contrary to her previous claims, that it was the latter who had been physically abusive in their relationship.
MEA WorldWide (MEAWW) previously reported on the incriminating tapes, where Heard says, "I'm sorry that I didn't, uh, uh, hit you across the face in a proper slap, but I was hitting you, it was not punching you. Babe, you're not punched. I don't know what the motion of my actual hand was, but you're fine, I did not hurt you, I did not punch you, I was hitting you."
In a statement to USA Today, Depp's lawyer Adam Waldman confirmed the recording as a real one from 2015 and said it was proof that Heard had been physically abusive towards Depp during their marriage. "The first confessional tape she made reveals a conversation any real abuse victim will recognize all too well," he noted. "It exposes that Ms Heard perpetrated serial violence against Mr Depp, and then concocted an elaborate abuse hoax to cover it up. Ms Heard gives a motive for her violence: Mr Depp was always trying to 'split' to escape her abuse."