The talk Co-host Sharon Osborne compared her marriage to Ozzy Osborne to Johnny Depp and Amber Hard’s short “unstable” marriage during Wednesday’s episode. The hosts raised Depp’s latest court loss in the UK, where it sued the publishers. Sun: For defamation because they called her a “wife-bitter.” Herd has accused Depp of abuse during their two-year marriage, but Depp has denied the allegations.
During the segment on Depp, guest co-host Amanda Clots said she prefers Depp’s sc nscreen work, but thinks Depp’s help may be needed. He said, ‘I don’t know him personally, but get some help if these allegations are true.’ Osborne described Depp and Heard’s relationship as “very sensitive” and added that they were “as bad as each other” and suggested they both drank.
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“I think they both drank … it’s an unstable relationship. At one point my relationship with my husband was like that,” Osborne continued. “I’ll give him what he gave me. He shook me. I’ll give it back. And there are some people like that. If there’s enough love, you do it with help. But there it was not clear. .I understand why he sued … only those two know what went on. “
Deep sued Sun: And executive editor Dan Watton for defamation because the actor is referred to as the “wife-bitter” in the article. The judge in the case, Andrew Nicole, published his verdict on Monday and disagreed with Depp. “The plaintiff did not succeed in prosecuting him for defamation,” Nicole wrote. “Although he has proved the necessary reasons for his action in defamation, the defendants have shown that what they have published is remarkably true in the sense that the words I have endured.”
When the case was heard in July, Nicole heard “overwhelming evidence” that Depp attacked Hurd during their marriage. “These attacks must have been horrific,” Nicole wrote, referring to events that took place in Australia in 2015 when Depps hit hard and pulled out her hair. “I also acknowledge that Ms. Hurd’s allegations have had a negative impact on her career as an actor and activist,” he wrote.
The case involved more details about Depp and Heard’s marriage, which lasted from February 2015 until the finalization in January 2017. Fantastic Beasts and removed them from either movie. Sun said the article was “accurate and correct.”
Depp’s British lawyers said this New York Times The decision was “distorted because it was distorted” and it would be “ridiculous” not to appeal to Depp. Depp is also suing Hurd for defamation in the US Washington Post Op-ed, in which she writes that she “spoke out against sexual violence – and faces the wrath of our culture. It must change.”
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