What the supermodel said about the Jamaica incident
Kate Moss [/B]testified today in Johnny Depp's trial with Amber Hurd, as a witness for the actor she had an affair with in the 1990s, making it clear that the actor never threw her off the ladder.
The specific allegation about the alleged incident of violence was made by Amber Heard when she said in a recent deposition about a 2015 fight that she hit Depp while she and her sister were in front of a ladder, because she remembered that her ex-husband had pushed Kate Moss in a similar incident.
"I just, in my mind, I immediately thought of Kate Moss and the stairs and that's why I hit him," Amber Heard said.
Kate Moss testified at the trial via video call and described the incident that occurred on the stairs of a theatre in Jamaica during her relationship with Johnny Depp which lasted from 1994 to 1998.
"There was a storm and as I was leaving the room I fell down the stairs and hurt my back. She came running back to help me and took me to my room and asked for medical help," Kate Moss initially said.
Then the supermodel added: "He never pushed me, kicked me or threw me down any stairs."
Earlier in the trial, Amber Heard's lawyers called Helen Barkin, with whom Johnny Depp also had an affair in the 1990s, to testify. Ms Barkin called him a "controlling" and "jealous man", recounting an incident in Las Vegas in which she said Johnny Depp threw a bottle of wine into a hotel room.
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