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The 36-year-old actress' lawyers claimed Johnny Depp tried to 'inappropriately' submit nude photos into evidence.

- Judge throws Amber Heard’s appeal against Johnny Depp defamation verdict out of court - Johnny Depp's lawyer speaks out on Amber Heard’s appeal of defamation verdict Johnny Depp allegedly wanted to use nude photos of Amber Heard as evidence in their defamation trial.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard have been making headlines for a number of years now, thanks to their long legal battle. Things got even crazier when the two ...

Depp’s team alleged that Amber Heard’s 2018 op-ed and the allegations of abuse resulted in him losing his role as Jack Sparrow. It’s possible that this potential loss inspired the whopping $10 million that Heard was ordered to pay her ex-husband by the jury. Johnny Depp and Amber Heard have been making headlines for a number of years now, thanks to their long legal battle. At one point Mason thinks that the cops might be looking for him, and asks for a place to stay.

A hashtag defending Amber Heard trended on Twitter on Monday after unsealed court documents in the defamation case brought by Johnny Depp circulated online.

A judge ruled against Depp in 2020, saying the tabloid had presented substantial evidence to show that he was violent against Heard on at least 12 of 14 occasions. During the trial, Ron Schnell, the director of Berkeley Research Group, an international consulting firm, testified about the hashtags he examined from April 2020 to January 2022. The discourse around the trial has remained a common conversation on social media platforms. Heard’s team said Depp, her ex-husband, sought to introduce nude photos of Heard into evidence, according to The Daily Beast. Her lawyers also suggested that Depp altered or edited audio recordings of the couple fighting, the publication reported. Attorneys for Depp and Heard declined to comment. A jury awarded him $10 million in compensatory damages and $5 million in punitive damages in his defamation suit.

Amber Heard has sold her California desert hideaway almost two months after Johnny Depp won his shocking defamation case against her.

Front doors made of solid iron, a kitchen with a double griddle stove, and wiring for a surround sound system throughout the house are among the amenities. The 36-year-old actress paid $570,000 for the house in 2019. According to public records, the house changed hands for $1.05 million on July 18.

Johnny Depp fan art has him back in Pirates of the Caribbean 6 after infamous "a million alpacas" trial comments.

A clip from the trial even recently went viral when a Disney exec was asked if the company would entertain paying Depp “$300 million and a million alpacas” to return, which is what Depp was quoted as saying it would take to tackle the character again. Johnny Depp had already appeared in five Pirates of the Caribbean movies before Disney reportedly decided to go in a new direction in the franchise. What’s going on with Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Caribbean and the franchise in general?

The defamation trial ended June 1. The jury ordered Heard to pay $10.35 million in damages to Depp ($10 million in compensatory damages and $350,000 in punitive ...

The jury ordered Heard to pay $10.35 million in damages to Depp ($10 million in compensatory damages and $350,000 in punitive damages) after it ruled that she defamed him when she wrote a 2018 Washington Post op-ed alluding to her past claims of domestic violence. Heard’s team, meanwhile, urged the judge to throw out a number of “irrelevant personal matters” that Depp’s team was reportedly going to bring up and use against her. The team argued that “references to and evidence regarding Marilyn Manson” would “smear Mr. Depp under a guilty by association theory.”

Amber Heard may not be able to pay for the verdict in the recent defamation case, but she did just bring in some cash.

Amber Heard has appealed the verdict, which means she’ll likely be needing to pay her lawyers as the appeal makes its way through the legal system. The property had been purchased for $570,000 back in 2019, which means Amber Heard just made a solid profit, in addition to simply freeing up the cash that was in the home. However, TMZ was able to confirm through the new owners that Heard had been the owner, though they never dealt with the actress directly.

Nearly two months following the defamation trial between Amber Heard and Johnny Depp, the former has sold a California estate off-market for $1.05M.

The Post has reached out to Heard’s reps for comment. In an email submitted to the court, Heard wrote of her decision not to pursue $16.5 million that she was being “amazingly true to [her] word, that this is not about the money.” Documents obtained by The Post show that Heard denied requests from lawyers to seek half of Depp’s $33 million he made filming the fourth installment of “Pirates of the Caribbean” — since it was made while they were married. Overall, the “Aquaman” actress was asked to cover $10 million in compensatory damages, plus $350,000 in punitive damages. Spanning over 2,450 square feet, the previous listing described the estate as “the chance to own a once in a lifetime property.” The three-bedroom, three-bathroom Yucca Valley estate,which sits on 6 acres of land in California, sold off-market.which sits on 6 acres of land in California, sold off-market.

Newly unsealed court documents from Johnny Depp's defamation lawsuit against Amber Heard unearthed several more shocking claims, including how his lawyers ...

While taking the stand during the six-week trial in Virginia, Depp denied what he called Heard's " heinous accusations of violence, sexual violence, that she's attributed to me." In court documents obtained and reviewed by The Daily Beast and the New York Post, Heard's attorneys argued to bar Depp's legal team from introducing "nude pictures of Amber Heard" into evidence for the televised trial, saying that it fell under "irrelevant personal matters." Per the unsealed documents, Heard's attorneys also argued to exclude "Amber's brief stint as an exotic dancer years before she met Mr. Depp" from the trial. Meanwhile, Depp is seeking to overturn the $2 million verdict awarded to Heard in her countersuit against him. Two months after Heard was found liable of defaming Depp in a highly publicized courtroom battle in Virginia, more than six thousand pages of pretrial documents were unsealed and made public, shedding light on matters that attorneys for both sides wanted to exclude from the jury. Heard was originally sued by Depp, who she was married to from 2015 to 2017, for $50 million over a 2018 Washington Post op-ed in which she described herself as a "public figure representing domestic abuse."

More than 6 000 documents have been unsealed in the Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard trial. Here's what we've discovered so far.

Depp responded to him at the time to "stay calm" and "not to give her what she wants". "Sociopathic behaviour... During the trial, Johnny Depp's relationship with Marilyn Manson came into question, People reports. Now, documents show many an argument each side's legal team wanted included in the case but ultimately decided against, E! News reports. [sic]" he reportedly texted. More than 6 000 documents have been unsealed in the Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard trial, which saw the Pirates of the Caribbean actor win his defamation case against the Aquaman star, for which he was awarded $10 million. - Now, more than 6 000 documents have been unsealed in the case, linking Depp to Marilyn Manson and more.

Amber Heard alleged that Johnny Depp suffered from erectile dysfunction during their marriage in unsealed documents from court.

Heard won one of her three defamation countersuit claims against Depp and was awarded $2million (£1.6million). ‘And she went out the door and she called someone. ‘And she goes, “She cut off his finger. I don’t know who she called. I got to call somebody.” And I pushed my chair back.

The defamation trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard has once again grabbed the headlines as more than 6000 pages of court documents from their legal ...

Both of them recently appealed the verdict. It was also brought to notice via the new documents that Depp's team had fought hard to keep Marilyn Manson's name out of the defamation trial. During her divorce proceedings, Heard refused to accept the money, all evidence from which was excluded from being used in the defamation trial, reported Variety.

Amber Heard has sold her house in Yucca Valley, California, after losing her defamation trial against her ex-husband Johnny Depp.

The small town in California's Mojave Desert is 120 miles east of her former hometown of Los Angeles, and has a population of just 20,000. Like this story? Amber Heard has reportedly sold her home in Yucca Valley

A hashtag defending Amber Heard trended on Twitter after what appeared to be unsealed court documents in the defamation case brought by Johnny Depp were ...

A judge ruled against Depp in 2020, saying the tabloid had presented substantial evidence to show that he was violent against Heard on at least 12 of 14 occasions. During the trial, Ron Schnell, the director of Berkeley Research Group, an international consulting firm, testified about the hashtags he examined from April 2020 to January 2022. The discourse around the trial has remained a common conversation on social media platforms. Heard’s team said Depp, her ex-husband, sought to introduce nude photos of Heard into evidence, according to The Daily Beast. Her lawyers also suggested that Depp altered or edited audio recordings of the couple fighting, the publication reported. A jury awarded him $10 million in compensatory damages and $5 million in punitive damages in his defamation suit. Attorneys for Depp and Heard declined to comment.

Lawyers acting for Depp said that Heard using COVID as "a pretext to avoid accountability" would be "another low" in newly unsealed documents.

We believe these factors all suggest that a deposition of Amber by Zoom makes the most sense at this stage." "This heightens the risks and danger. The filings also showed that Marilyn Manson texted Depp in 2016 to say that his girlfriend had "pulled an Amber." He added that the idea that Heard would COVID use as "a pretext to avoid accountability" would be "another low, except when the sources are considered." He goes on to say that Heard and her counsel are "again acting in bad faith" and said that they will proceed with the in-person deposition at their Orange County offices on January 12, 13, and 14, 2022. The documents, obtained by Newsweek, include a motion filed by Heard's attorneys to "protect all individuals attending" a deposition of Heard in January 2022 in relation to COVID safety protocols.

It’s not an understatement to say that the entertainment industry was taken by storm by the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard defamation lawsuit, which ended in ...

While Heard had already appeared in several films, Depp is much more known, easily one of the most bankable stars. But, in the court of public opinion, Depp started with a considerable advantage. Experts in litigation PR believe that the court of public opinion is often more important than the court itself.

Amber Heard's lawyers claim Johnny Depp is impotent, and the condition may have contributed to his alleged sexual violence toward his ex-wife.

He would throw me on the bed, he did this several times, and he’d force himself on me in an angry way." "He would not be able to get an erection and become angry with me," she testified. The panel rejected Heard's claims that Depp had sexually and physically assaulted her on numerous occasions, finding that the "London Fields" actress had defamed him by referring to herself as a victim of domestic abuse in a Washington Post op-ed. The unsealed court papers also included a deposition Heard gave alleging that Depp sexually assaulted her when he became frustrated that he could not rise to the occasion in the bedroom. "Mr Depp’s erectile dysfunction makes it more probable that Mr. Depp would be angry or agitated in encounters with Amber Heard, and that he would resort to a bottle," Bredehoft wrote in the motion, adding that he took Cialis pills for his impotence. I felt this pressure.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's defamation trial ended two months ago, but unsealed documents in their case suggest that both sides wanted to dredge up even ...

“Mr. Depp’s erectile dysfunction makes it more probable that Mr. Depp would be angry or agitated in encounters with Amber Heard, and that he would resort to a bottle.” They said that mentioning this alleged medical condition would not improperly sway the jurors against him. Heard’s team wanted to discuss Depp’s alleged erectile dysfunction, arguing that it was “relevant” to her accusation that he sexually assaulted her with a liquor bottle during the Australia trip. “I got an amber 2.0,” Manson said in one text to Depp, according to a document posted by Burkhart. “Lindsay just pulled an amber on me….please delete.” Depp replied, “I been reading A LOT of material on that and sociopathic behavior…it is fucking real my brother! She cut off his finger.’ And then she bolted out the door and was, like, I got to call somebody. I don’t know if you are back but I need asylum somewhere because I think the cops might be headed my way…Lindsay pulled an amber and she filed a police report.” Manson also allegedly wrote, “She is pulling amber and the cops are gonna show up to serve me a restraining order.” “They are irrelevant, very personal, and would tend inappropriately to objectify Amber Heard — which is demeaning and would definitely detract from the issues in this case — of whether Depp committed domestic abuse.” Heard’s team brought up evidence to argue that Depp actually cut off his own finger. During the trial, Depp’s severed finger became a key point of contention. “The reality video likely would unfairly prejudice Amber by minimizing the grave domestic abuse allegations at issue.” “One of your good friends that you’ve taken drugs with before is Marilyn Manson, right?” Ben Rottenborn asked. The same lengthy document indicates that Depp hoped to discuss not only Heard’s past romantic relationships at trial, but also those of her sister, Whitney Henquirez. Heard’s lawyer, in pushing back against these efforts, argued, “Whomever Amber or Whitney dated prior to 2011 (i.e. before Amber Heard met Mr. Depp) is wholly irrelevant; Amber and Whitney’s prior romantic relationships are far removed in time and subject matter from this case.” This filing also indicates that Depp wanted to bring up Henriquez’s “reality show video.” Details about this recording are scarce, but the document indicates that it dates from “high school,” which Heard’s attorneys emphasized could not “shed any light” on the facts of the case. Recently unsealed documents in the case suggest that both sides wanted to dredge up even more alleged embarrassing details during the six-week trial.

"If the fans thought unsealing the records was going to significantly help Depp, they were certainly mistaken," one lawyer told Newsweek.

The punitive damages against Heard were later reduced from $5 million to $350,000 under a Virginia law that caps such damages. I again thank the hundreds of generous people who donated," she said in her statement. She told Newsweek: "The unsealed documents tarnish Johnny more than Amber because Johnny came out a hero during trial, and these documents make us question whether he's as pure as we want to believe." "Obviously, Amber Heard benefited more when court documents were unsealed from her trial with Johnny Depp because she lost the trial and is now appealing both in court and in the court of public opinion," Andrew M. Lieb, attorney at Lieb at Law, told Newsweek. "The irony is that Depp's fans apparently paid to gather these unsealed documents in an effort to shame Heard. However, their strategic calculation was off in that they failed to realize that Ms. Heard had already reached her low from her trial loss and she had nothing left to lose at this juncture." Some of the bombshell revelations uncovered in the documents include Depp refusing to wear a mask during Heard's deposition, Depp's texts to Marilyn Manson about Heard and Depp's attempt to use Heard's stint as a stripper against her in court.

Unsealed documents related to Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's defamation case have included some potential bombshells.

This tidbit of information is sure to go viral, as the finger incident was mentioned various times throughout the course of Amber Heard and Johnny Depp’s defamation case. For Depp, that includes more information related to his split with Disney and the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. While in her pre-trial deposition, she claims that Henriquez was in her presence when Heard called to tell her about the finger-slicing incident. Professionally, Johnny Depp is currently preparing to film his first post-trial movie, while Amber Heard will appear in Aquaman 2 on March 17th 2023. One of the most infamous incidents described during Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s long legal battle involves a violent incident that resulted in the Pirates of the Caribbean actor losing part of his finger. According to TMZ, Heard’s sister Whitney Henriquez admitted that the Aquaman actress was to blame during a conversation with her former employer.

More than 6000 pages of court documents from the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard trial have been unsealed, revealing shocking behind-the-scenes details from the ...

The court documents further show that Depp's team wished to exclude forensic expert Julian Ackert, who later suggested in court that audio and photo files submitted as evidence by Depp "raised concerns of manipulation, alteration, and deletion." "Mr. Depp's erectile dysfunction makes it more probable that Mr. Depp would be angry or agitated in encounters with Amber Heard, and that he would resort to a bottle." Heard's team alleged that Depp had "inappropriately" sought to include nude photos of Heard as evidence in the televised trial. "Though Mr. Depp would rather not disclose his erectile dysfunction condition, such a condition absolutely is relevant to sexual violence, including Mr. Depp's anger and use of a bottle to rape Amber Heard," her lawyers argued. The unsealed documents show that, while not always successful, Depp's lawyers fought hard to keep many of Heard's experts off the witness stand. (The judge later reduced the punitive damages to Virginia's statutory cap of $350,000.) Heard earned a small countersuit victory of $2 million in compensatory damages, and her team has filed a motion to appeal the verdict.

More than 6000 pages of documents in the Depp-Heard court case have now been unsealed.

Jurors also found that an attorney for Mr Depp defamed Ms Heard in one of three statements highlighted in her counter-suit. On 1 June, a jury overwhelmingly found in Mr Depp’s favor that Ms Heard had defamed Mr Depp in three statements. The judge ultimately refused to allow the jury to hear any evidence from the couple’s divorce proceedings in the defamation trial. Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Unfortunately for me, I remember them in full, in full detail, everything that happened. “I’m sad he does not have a better way to really know the severity of his actions yesterday.

In one of the wildest accusations from the entire trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, the actor's finger was severed during an altercation between ...

That incident in Australia was one of the most talked-about throughout the trial but this information wasn't revealed to the public for some reason. Howell's testimony was shown at the trial but only a small part of it, the following quotes were left out: "And she goes, 'She cut off his finger. In one of the wildest accusations from the entire trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, the actor's finger was severed during an altercation between the two.

Johnny Depp's assistant has reportedly admitted that the Hollywood star allegedly “kicked” Amber Heard in the head in text messages that were excluded from ...

"I’m sad he does not have a better way to really know the severity of his actions yesterday. Unfortunately for me, I remember them in full, in full detail, everything that happened. Johnny Depp’s assistant has reportedly admitted that the Hollywood star allegedly “kicked” Amber Heard in the head in text messages that were excluded from the former couple’s defamation trial.

Johnny Depp's victory in defamation lawsuit against Amber Heard has helped him win the sympathies of fellow actors in Hollywood.

Forensic expert Julian Ackert, who was hired by Amber Heard's team, reviewed Johnny Depp's photos and questioned their authenticity.

Ellen Barkin said that there was a 'world of violence' around Johnny Depp in a deposition that wasn't aired at his $100m libel trial with Amber Heard.

I had a scratch on my back once that got him very, very angry because he he insisted it came from having sex with a person who wasn’t him’. She has appealed the verdict Asked who he yelled as, Barkin said: ‘His assistant. She has appealed the verdict. What did you do last night. - She said that the first time the pair had sex, Depp gave her a Quaalude and said asked her if she 'wanted to f***'

More than 6000 pages of documents in the Depp-Heard court case have now been unsealed.

Jurors also found that an attorney for Mr Depp defamed Ms Heard in one of three statements highlighted in her counter-suit. On 1 June, a jury overwhelmingly found in Mr Depp’s favor that Ms Heard had defamed Mr Depp in three statements. The judge ultimately refused to allow the jury to hear any evidence from the couple’s divorce proceedings in the defamation trial. Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Unfortunately for me, I remember them in full, in full detail, everything that happened. “I’m sad he does not have a better way to really know the severity of his actions yesterday.

New documents relating to Amber Heard and Johnny Depp's defamation trial show the Pirates actor wanted to include naked photos of Amber Heard as part of his ...

They write: "Mr. Depp inappropriately seeks to introduce evidence of the following Irrelevant Personal Matters: (1) nude pictures of Amber Heard; (2) Amber Heard's sister Whitney's reality show video; (3) Whitney and Amber's past romantic relationships; (4) Amber's brief stint as an exotic dancer years before she met Mr. Depp and Mr. Depp attempting to frivolously and maliciously suggest or imply that Ms. Heard was at one time an escort." Previously unseen documents, detailing potential evidence that both Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's legal teams had hoped to submit during the defamation trial, show Depp's team pushed to include nude images of Heard. They also hoped to include references to her past job as an 'exotic dancer' – something that Heard fans have said somewhat smacks of misogyny and feels irrelevant to the televised case.

Johnny Depp may have won his defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard in June this year, but more and more, this is proving to be a pyrrhic victory.

The video deposition of actress Ellen Barkin, who was Depp's girlfriend in the 1990s, during the much-publicised defamation trial has been unearthed. The video deposition of actress Ellen Barkin, who was Depp's girlfriend in the 1990s, during the much-publicised defamation trial has been unearthed. Barkin also said that Depp was charming, but added "most abusers are". She revealed that Depp was a lot of the time.

Whitney's closest friend Jennifer Howell made this revelation during her testimony. However, that specific part of her testimony was retracted before being ...

She cut off his finger'.” I got to call somebody'.” “It was Amber and Johnny, and she apparently had thrown a bottle and cut off his finger, is what (Henriquez) reported when she came back in from whoever she talked to outside.”

Johnny Depp ex Ellen Barkin said there was a lot of yelling when the actor was around in newly released pre-trial docs.

There is just a world of violence.” “He’s a yeller, he is verbally abusive. Addressing the moment when Depp threw the bottle at her during a fight he had with some other people in the room, Barkin said that she “wasn’t surprised” as “there was always an air of violence around him.”

This is partly because of both parties filing new appeals, but also because of unsealed court documents that have come to light this week. And while Depp's ...

Clearly the discourse surrounding Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s legal battle isn’t going to slow down anytime soon. They claim that said audio has also been edited by the Pirates of the Caribbean actor and his team. According to the documents, another image didn’t have a creation date, but was edited in 2020. During their long legal battle, Johnny Depp’s team of lawyers attempted to discredit Amber Heard and her allegations of abuse. This is partly because of both parties filing new appeals, but also because of unsealed court documents that have come to light this week. Despite the defamation verdict coming in months ago, the conversation surrounding Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s long legal battle hasn’t shown any signs of slowing down.

"He never went on the record to correct the rampant gossip accusations that I caused the break up with Vanessa," Heard said of Depp, per unsealed documents.

Following a high-profile trial in Fairfax, Virginia, the jury in June found that Heard had, indeed, defamed Depp and awarded him over $10 million. He could have cleared that up in a second." "A year into the relationship, Johnny gave an interview on a red carpet and was asked about his split from Vanessa," Heard said in the documents. "That's the first time Depp's sister Christi hounded me with phone calls, saying 'Just hear my brother out, he loves you,'" Heard went on. "I was sat in make-up on a photo shoot reading it on my phone, heartbroken," Heard said. Heard filed for divorce the following year, with their union being officially dissolved in January 2017.

Ellen Barkin described during a deposition in the Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard trial, their sexual relationship in the 1990s.

“I had a scratch on my back once that got him very, very angry because he insisted it came from having sex with a person who wasn’t him.” When asked whom Depp would yell at, the actress replied: “His assistant. Barkin told Heard’s lawyers that she and Depp met around 1990 and initially became friends. She described the bottle-throwing as a “toss” that took place during a fight between Depp and his friends and an assistant. There is just a world of violence.” Barkin went on to describe the 59-year-old “Pirates” star as “a yeller” and as “verbally abusive,” and recalled that there was always “just a lot of yelling” when he was around, according to the transcript.

Ellen Barkin, one of the ex lovers of Johnny Depp, claimed that there's a “world of violence” around The Tourist actor in newly released unsealed pre-trial ...

There is just a world of violence.” “He’s a yeller, he is verbally abusive. In the Ocean's Thirteen actor’s deposition that was not aired during Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard’s highly publicized trial, she said that the actor is “charming” as “most abusers” are.

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"I’m sad he does not have a better way to really know the severity of his actions yesterday," Deuters texted Heard. "Unfortunately for me, I remember them in full, in full detail, everything that happened. Depp testified that Heard hurled a vodka bottle at him that smashed on his hand, severing a piece of his digit. She cut off his finger,’ and then she bolted out the door." In 2010, the two briefly reconnected at Cannes Film Festival. Depp brought her a glass of champagne and the duo talked, Barkin recalled. "I wasn't shocked," Barkin said of Depp chucking the bottle, according to a transcript of the deposition taken Nov. 22, 2019. The pair dated for a few months in 1997, and the fling ended acrimoniously when Depp abruptly stopped talking to her.

Winning the case wasn't enough for Johnny Depp's fans, they wanted to see more blood flowing but it definitely backfired. In their stupid attempt to make ...

All she wanted was to chance the word 'romantic' for 'sexual'. If these accounts keep coming out, there might even be a chance for Amber Heard to get the appeal she wants. To those who don't know, Quaaludes are one of the most famous prescriptions drugs from the late '80s that were made illegal during the '90s due to their toxicity.

"[It's] really disheartening to see such mean-spirited, nasty tweets," tweeted Law & Crime host Angenette Levy as the hashtag "#LimpD***Johnny" trended.

"If Amber Heard supporters wish to direct their ire at me, then fine. "The Cleveland Clinic states between 30 percent and 40 percent of women experience sexual dysfunction," Levy went on. After commenting on stereotypical constructs that men and women are commonly expected to live by, Levy wrote: "I can't believe I am seeing women on twitter mocking someone for their problems with erectile dysfunction. "Why would anyone make fun of someone for having ED or some other type of sexual dysfunction? Following a high-profile trial in Fairfax, Virginia, the jury in June found that Heard had, indeed, defamed Depp and awarded him more than $10 million. "This relevance is not substantially outweighed by the danger of unfair prejudice.

Construction started in 2004 by A&B Homes, yet the building—which also boasts a "nuclear shelter / panic room" with 3-feet-thick concrete walls—has yet to ...

"The 22,000 sq mansion, which is set in 11 acres of beautiful English countryside began construction in 2004 but was never fully completed or occupied. And living my best life." It's been completely sealed up by the owner!" Curvaliciouskate wrote: "Omg this is lush it's what dreams are made of. "The place is pretty much going to be like a building site, unfortunately, as it was never finished," the TikToker said. "Luckily we always stay legal so we were let go.

Vanessa is suing Los Angeles County over photos that were taken and allegedly circulated by first responders at the site of the helicopter crash. The case has ...

Amid the case of Kobe Bryant’s widow, a few other lawsuits have been filed as well. Judge John Walter also took LA County to task for doing the same and told both groups that they needed to “get together and start getting these trial exhibits in some semblance of order.” Shaw is reportedly set to testify as a rebuttal witness in this latest court case. As of late, LA County has argued to have the social media posts from Kobe Bryant’s widow included in the trial. Ultimately, the verdict fell in Depp’s favor, as the actor was awarded $8.3 million in compensatory and punitive damages. The case has taken a few interesting turns thus far, with Bryant having experienced a few setbacks.