As Johnny Depp prepares to move on with a “lot of projects,” he has stated that he harbors “no ill will” toward Amber Heard.
The 59-year-old actor is getting ready for the summer 2023 music tour that he will be doing with the Hollywood Vampires, and he simply wishes to go on with his life.
Nearly one month after his historic victory in court, Johnny Depp is looking forward to hitting the road with his Hollywood rock band. He expresses no “bad will” toward Amber Heard and wishes her nothing but the best.
According to a source, the actor, who is 59 years old, is preparing for his summer 2023 music tour with the Hollywood Vampires and simply wants to go on with his life after the highly publicized courtroom drama. This comes after it was decided that Heard, who is 36 years old, must pay Depp a total of $10.35 million, which includes punitive damages of $350,000. According to the reports, Judge Penney Azcarate informed the actress that in order for an appeal to even be heard, she will be required to post a bail for the total amount. In the meantime, the actor best known for his role in “Pirates of the Caribbean” was also ordered to pay his ex-wife the sum of $2 million.
After everything has been said and done, Johnny does not harbor any ill will against Amber. According to HollywoodLife, a source close to Depp said, “He is not going to hop on the social media hate bandwagon, and he just wants to move forward with his own life.” “Johnny can’t wait to go on tour next year,” the insider shared, “and even though it’s a ways away, he has a ton of projects lined up to keep him very busy in the meantime.” “Even though it’s a ways away, he has a ton of projects lined up to keep him very busy in the meantime,” the insider Johnny is more content than he has been in a very long time, and he has the feeling that this is the beginning of a brand new chapter in his life. After all of the stress and turmoil that Johnny has gone through over the past few years, this is really what he needs right now in order for music to be cathartic for him.
In a decision that was made earlier this month, a jury in the state of Virginia ruled in favor of Johnny Depp and awarded him more than $10 million in damages. The jury came to this verdict after determining that Amber Heard defamed Depp in an opinion piece that she wrote for the Washington Post in 2018 about becoming a “public figure representing domestic abuse.” Although she did not mention Depp in the essay, his lawyers contended that the connotations were clear and hurt their client’s career. Despite the fact that she did not address Depp in the piece. In addition, Heard was awarded a total of $2 million in damages from the seven-person jury for one of her three defamation counterclaims.
In the wake of Johnny Depp’s success in the courtroom, the musician and actor made the announcement on June 22 that he would be taking his rock band, Hollywood Vampires, on the road. The actor best known for his role in the film “Donnie Brasco” has made his comeback to the music industry with his band, which features Joe Perry (of Aerosmith), Alice Cooper, and Tommy Henriksen. The 59-year-old actor has been honing his abilities by sneaking into his friend Jeff Beck’s live gigs, surprise his fans, and performing a couple of times their single “Isolation.” In the meantime, Depp is also working on the set of the movie “Puffins,” in which he plays the role of Johnny Puff. According to HollywoodLife, the star of “Vindicated” will also play Louis XV in the upcoming film “Jeanne du Barry,” which is now in the pre-production phase.
As was previously mentioned, Hollywood Vampires is preparing for its 2023 tour and will be performing at Rudolf Weber- Arena in Oberhausen, Germany on June 20, Rockhal Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg on June 21, Olympiahalle Munich, Germany on June 24, Stadtpark in Hamburg, Germany on June 27, Citadel Music Festival at Zitadelle Spandau in Berlin, Germany on June 28, and Summer in the City Zitadelle Mainz in Mainz, Germany on June 30. You can take a detour to www.HollywoodVampires.com in order to acquire tickets, information, and other relevant material.