Amber Heard is selling her house for a million dollars

Amber Heard’s home in Yucca Valley, California recently sold for just over $1 million. Meanwhile, the actress is trying to appeal the libel decision against Johnny Depp.

Heard’s home sold for $1,050,000 and the closing date was July 18, adding that the new owner told the broadcast that he was negotiating the deal with Heard’s, not the actress’s people, TMZ reported.

The home was last purchased for just over $570,000 in 2019 through an unknown trust reportedly related to Heard. That means the actress left this sale with nearly double the amount she had three years ago – about $480,000.

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But that’s not good news for Heard as the actress currently owes $8.3 million to her ex-husband Johnny Depp. Depp and Heard defamation lawsuit in June

water man The actress formally appealed the decision a few weeks ago after a Virginia judge failed to overturn the millions she had won in favor of Depp.

Depp allegedly sued Heard for $50 million in 2018 Washington post An article in which she described herself as a victim of domestic violence ruined her film career.

The trial ended with the decision of the jury. Pirates of the Caribbean After determining that Heard had lied about him and “behaved abusively”, he decided to pay him $10 million in damages.

The jury also awarded the actor $2 million in damages in one of Heard’s two cases.

Since then, the actress has reportedly “gone” with her lead attorney, Elaine Charleson Bredehoft, amid excessive spending and rising legal fees, claiming Heard “can’t afford” to pay the millions. owed to his ex – wife

The actress later founded the insurance company New York Marine and General Insurance Co. by claiming that the insurance policy did not cover any of the $8.3 million in damages owed to Depp.

In a six-week libel trial, Heard made frantic charges against her ex-husband, but added that “many of the jurors thought he was more offensive” according to one juror, adding that they didn’t believe him. crocodile tears” and the actor made them feel “uncomfortable”.

As a result, Heard’s story turned into something many would consider one of the biggest #MeToo flops they’ve ever seen.

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