The complicated defamation lawsuit involving Amber Heard and Johnny Depp ended in June with the actress from Aquaman being judged accountable for disparaging her ex-husband in her 2018 op-ed for the Washington Post. Heard was ordered to compensate Depp for damages in the amount of USD 10 million, and as part of the settlement, the actress reportedly sold her Yucca Valley home for USD $1 million.
The actress reportedly sold her house on July 18 of this year, according to Entertainment Tonight. According to the Dirt, the 2,500-square-foot mansion has three bedrooms and three baths and sits on nearly six acres in the Mojave Desert. The jury's verdict, which gave Depp USD 10 million in compensation damages and USD 5 million in compensatory damages, led to the decision to sell her property.
Heard reportedly filed for bankruptcy on July 21 and appealed the decision to the state of Virginia, according to recent reports. The actress had earlier requested a mistrial in the defamation case after filing a motion about a jury member, but the judge had rejected her plea.
In the meanwhile, more information was also revealed in the newly made public pre-trial court records. The records contained some alarming evidence that Depp and Heard's attorneys had offered, but which had not been given the go-ahead for use in the prosecution's case. According to reports, the documents also included some private chats between Depp and his close buddy Marilyn Manson as well as indecent photos of Amber Heard.
