Amber Heard lied under oath – her donations were not fulfilled

“I intend to fulfill all my promises”

After the divorce from Johnny Depp, Amber Heard received seven million dollars, money she swore that she donated to charity. On Monday, she admitted the money had yet to be paid.

Johnny Depps trial amber he heard Weeks ago, the last questioning continued last night. It then emerged that Amber Heard had swore to donate $7 million, and that she had not fulfilled the donations she allegedly made shortly after the couple’s divorce.

In 2016, Amber Heard divorced Johnny Depp and received a $7 million divorce settlement. She has since promised that she does not want this money and therefore donated it to the charity ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. Among other things, in an interview with her RTL late night 2018 said the entire amount was donated and under oath in the UK’s 2020 Debt defamation suit.

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According to the ACLU themselves Heard only paid $1.3 million out of the $3.5 million she claims she paid them. The amount donated must have come in four different shocks as half a million dollars are said to have come from the tech billionaire Elon Musk Because they dated after time with Deb.

He had the money for thirteen months before the suit

When Amber Heard was questioned about the money on Monday, she admitted that the full amount had yet to be sent, which goes against her documented promise. Then Heard repeatedly lobbied to promise money to the ACLU, but she can’t pay it all because she’s sued for the money by Johnny Depp.

I intend to fulfill all my promises. “I would like him to stop suing me so I can,” Amber Heard said during yesterday’s trial.

In response, the Pirates of the Caribbean star’s defense team pressured her because she had held the money for thirteen months before Depp sued her.

Amber Heard vehemently denies that she wants to keep the divorce money to herself. But if the court finds that Amber Heard lied under oath, it could have an effect on her at trial.

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