Archive · 27 Jan 2026
Amber Heard Admits Losing Voice After Depp Trial
Amber Heard, an actress known for her role in 'Aquaman', recently talked about how the trial with her ex-husband, Johnny Depp, has affected her.
She said she feels like she can't speak up anymore and doesn't want to use her voice.
This is because of the long legal fight they had, which started when Johnny Depp sued her for something she wrote in a newspaper.
A group of people called a jury decided in Johnny Depp's favor, but also partly supported Amber Heard.
She shared her feelings in a new documentary called 'Silenced', which was shown at a big movie festival called the Sundance Film Festival.
Amber Heard admits she has lost her ability to speak after the Johnny Depp trial.
She shared her feelings in a new documentary titled 'Silenced', which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival.
The legal battle with Depp began after he filed a defamation case against her over a 2018 opinion piece.
A jury ruled in Depp's favor and awarded him damages, while also partially supporting Heard's countersuit.
Heard described feeling 'drowned out' and pushed into silence after the public court battle.
- Who
- Amber Heard
- What
- Amber Heard admits losing her ability to speak after the Johnny Depp trial
- When
- January 26, 2024
- Where
- Los Angeles, USA (documentary premiered at Sundance Film Festival)
- Why
- Impact of the public court battle with Johnny Depp and the subsequent legal and social repercussions
- Person Involved
- Amber Heard
- Event
- Johnny Depp trial
- Documentary
- Silenced
- Premiere Location
- Sundance Film Festival
- Premiere Date
- January 26
- Legal Battle Origin
- Johnny Depp's defamation case against Amber Heard
- Defamation Case Basis
- 2018 Washington Post opinion piece
- Case Outcome
- Jury ruled in Depp's favor, awarded damages; partially supported Heard's countersuit