Amber Heard compared Johnny Depp to his ‘violent’ father, reveal texts


Johnny Depp made Amber Heard’s “alcoholic and violent” father “look like a saint,” a UK court heard Thursday.

The 34-year-old “Aquaman” actress told her mother, Paige, that the star was like “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,” according to texts revealed during Depp’s successful defamation trial in the Superior Court of London.

“It makes Dad look like a saint when he falls out of the car,” Heard wrote on March 23, 2013.

Heard on Thursday he also described the path of destruction that Depp, 57, left during a series of alleged assaults that he previously referred to as a “three-day hostage situation.”

She said Depp, who she said was on the MDMA drug and drank heavily during the bender, was “out of her mind” at her rental home, scribbling “messages in paint and blood.”

“When I first opened the door that last morning, there was what appears to be mashed potatoes and gravy or something rubbed all over the door,” Heard told the court.

“I remember there was a bird, which scared me to death,” he continued, adding that he probably flew through a broken window.

Heard said there was “blood, tons of, like, paint, blood on the walls” and raw meat on the floor, as well as “hidden in places.”

“I found raw meat, at first I didn’t know what it was, on the floor,” said Heard. “

He said that when he came downstairs Depp was playing “death metal, sounding very loud” and could see “tons of broken glass.”

“There was so much glass on the floor that I could barely find a way to walk,” he said.

The court heard that Heard had previously witnessed violence in his home while growing up.

Heard told the court that his father, David, “struggled with alcohol and drug abuse problems all his life.”

“He is an addict and an alcoholic and he was very violent, but I love him very much,” he said.

Heard said he approached his mother after one of Depp’s alleged benders in March 2015 because he wanted “someone to talk to who could understand firsthand what he was like.”

“My father was violent towards my mother while growing up,” Heard told the court. “They loved each other, but he was very violent towards her to the end … she passed away.”

Whitney Heard, Amber Heard's sister
Whitney Heard, Amber Heard’s sisterAP / Matt Dunham

In other messages the same night, the actress told her mother that Depp was experiencing “crazy mood swings,” adding that “her binging is really hard to handle.”

“I feel like I’m on a very fast train that’s about to explode, but I don’t want to jump and leave my love behind,” he wrote.

“So I stay on the train, even though I know it’s about to explode.”

Heard told his mother that the “Pirates of the Caribbean” actor was “crazy,” but insisted that he was not physically abusive to her.

“It’s okay mom. He is not being violent towards me. He is even furious in general,” he wrote.

The “Justice League” actress, however, denied in court that she was being honest with her mother, saying that “she just didn’t want me to tell my father.”

“I felt safe to tell my mother, but I didn’t know how my father would react,” she said. “I’ve never been in this situation before and I didn’t know if she would react violently … to Johnny.”

Heard, who married the Oscar nominee in 2015, accused him of being violent towards her more than a dozen times during the course of their relationship.

Amber Heard
Amber HeardAP / Matt Dunham

Depp has vehemently denied all allegations of domestic abuse, saying his ex-wife was the violent one.

He is suing The Sun over a 2018 story that called him a “handcuff puncher.”

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