Amber Heard’s secret emails revealed in court
AMBER Heard wrote an email to her former assistant asking if she could find a vet to “grease” a health document for her two dogs in 2013, prior to smuggling them into Australia, the London High Court has heard.
The Aquaman actress, 34, continued her final day of witness testimony on Wednesday in a case her ex-husband, Johnny Depp, 57, has brought against the publishers of The Sun and its executive editor Dan Wootton over an article that referred to him as a “wife beater”.
The case has seen both Heard and Depp accuse one another of domestic violence during their tumultuous marriage between 2015 and their divorce in 2017.
Each has denied physically abusing the other. On Wednesday, Eleanor Laws QC acting for Depp, asked Heard about her two dogs, Pistol and Boo, that she illegally brought to Australia in 2015 while Depp was shooting Pirates of the Caribbean.
The dogs became the centre of a media scandal once it was revealed they had been brought to the country illegally, leading to a court appearance for the couple and a bizarre apology video after calls from then-Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce for the dogs to be “euthanised”.
In 2016 the charges were dropped against Heard after she pleaded guilty to providing a false immigration document.