The actress, in an interview to be broadcast on Friday night, will try to explain that her love for her ex-husband is not over
Amber Heard has admitted that her love for ex-husband Johnny Depp has not disappeared, even after what happened between them.
According to foreign media reports, during her upcoming interview with journalist Savannah Guthrie, the 36-year-old actress will explain that she does not have bad feelings for Depp, despite the abuse she claimed in the trial.
"I love him. I loved him with all my heart and I tried my best to make a deeply broken relationship work and I didn't succeed. I have no bad feelings or ill feelings towards him at all. I know it can be hard to understand. It can be very easy to understand if you've ever loved someone," Hurd originally said.
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In addition to trying to explain her love for Depp, the Aquaman actress says in the interview that she tried to get the jury to see past some of her flaws before the verdict was decided. "I'm not a good victim; I understand that. I'm not a sympathetic victim. I'm not a perfect victim," she added."
The highly anticipated interview will air Friday night on NBC. In other clips that aired in previous days, Hurd also spoke about the role social media played in the trial and swore that all of the abuse she testified to was true.
"Of course, until the day I die, will stand by every word of my testimony," she said.
Recall that Johnny Depp filed a lawsuit against his ex-wife for defamation in an article in the Washington Post. Amber Heard accused him of physical and psychological abuse during their 15-month marriage. The famous actor sued her over her allegations, demanding $50 million in damages, and then she filed a lawsuit against him for $100 million.
The actor was awarded $15 million in damages. Hurd won one of her counterclaims against Depp over comments made by his lawyer in the Daily Mail and damages of $2 million were awarded in her favour.
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