Amber Heard and Johhny Depp are in the limelight ever since they have filed for divorce. Even, they filed the domestic abuse and defamation case against one another. Recently, Johnny Depp has given the detail how his former wife Amber chopped off his finger during their fight.
In exclusive video footage acquired by Daily Mail, Johnny has revealed how a verbal fight led his finger damaged that too permanently. Referring his finger as ‘Little Richard’ he shared that he used to tell a lie and hide the fact to protect his wife at that time.
Johnny Depp on Amber Heard
“I was trying to get the finger back, you know. And then deal with the insanity of having had my finger chopped off by this woman that I was married to,” he said.
According to the actor, the nasty incident took place months after their marriage, while he was shooting for the fifth part of his movie named Pirates of the Caribbean in Australia. Although the actor had earlier spoke about the incident, this is the first time he shared the actual story behind that incident.
“She smashed, she threw a vodka bottle at me and my, my hand was resting on the marble of the bar like that. She threw it from about this distance and it smashed into the bar. The tip of the finger was severed and all the bone in here was completely shattered,” he revealed in the video clip.
Amber Heard and Johnny Depp both were in the spotlight some days ago for some different reason as Amber Heard’s role in famed movie Aquaman 2 has been axed as per reports. Several media outlets have claimed that the makers of the Jason Momoa starrer are removing Amber from the film although there is no official statement came yet regarding this matter.
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On the other hand, many reports have also shared that the discussions will soon be there to decide whether Amber will be removed from all upcoming projects including the DC universe or reduce her time on the screen in the movie as well.
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