Actor Amber Heard’s sister Whitney criticized MTV for partnering with actor Johnny Depp for the just lately held Video Music Awards (VMAs). Depp appeared as a floating astronaut on the VMAs. Whitney posted a strongly worded notice on her Instagram tales, describing the music channel as ‘disgusting’ and ‘determined’.
The notice on her Instagram tales learn, “@MTV you’re disgusting and admittedly determined! I actually hope that not one of the individuals who have made this name have daughters….” Depp’s look comes after a extremely publicized defamation lawsuit towards Heard.
Whitney has slammed MTV for working with Johnny Depp. (Photo: Instagram/Whitehard)
During the Sunday broadcast, Johnny Depp Virtually appeared in a pre-recorded portion of the awards present as Moon Person. His face was digitally embedded within the astronaut’s helmet. He advised the viewers, “And you know what? I wanted work.” The actor additionally uploaded the clip from the awards night time on his social media and captioned it, “Guess who? VMA.”
On June 1, Johnny Depp received greater than $10 million in damages in a defamation lawsuit towards ex-wife Amber Heard. The verdict discovered that three statements defamed Depp in a 2018 op-ed excerpt written by Heard, who recognized himself as an abuse sufferer. The jurors additionally concluded that Heard was defamed by a lawyer for Depp, who accused him of committing a hoax over allegations of misconduct. He was awarded a $2 million prize. However, Heard is now interesting the choice, whereas Depp is interesting his countersuit victory.
Whitney spoke in assist of Amber Heard when the check outcomes have been introduced. She took to Instagram and wrote, “I nonetheless stand by you, sis. Yesterday, in the present day and tomorrow I’ll at all times be pleased with you for standing up for your self, right here to testify in each Virginia and the UK, and for being the voice of so many individuals who do not communicate up for issues that occur behind closed doorways. can do ,
(with inputs from AP)
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