Amber Heard Reacts to Kate Moss Testimony, Says 'It Doesn't Change' What She Went Through

Amber HeardsaysKate Moss' recent testimony “doesn’t change” what she went through withJohnny Depp. On Wednesday, Moss, 48,gave a brief live testimony via videoto deny that ex-boyfriend Depp, 58, ever pushed her down a staircase, a rumor Heard brought up earlier in the trial. While previously testifying about an incident on a staircase, Heard, 36, said she defended her younger sisterWhitney Henriquezbecause she was triggered and thought about “Kate Moss and stairs.

Amber Heard Recalls Coming Out to Her Religious Parents: They Couldn't 'Process' It

Photo: Paul Archuleta/FilmMagic Amber Heardhas long been open about being bisexual, but telling her religious parents she was in a relationship with a woman for the first time was no easy feat. TheAquamanactress, 32, spoke at the Making Change On and Off the Screen panel at SXSW Saturday, and explained that her parents were unable to process that her sexuality could be viewed outside a “binary system” of positive or negative.

Amber Heard Recalls Falling 'Head Over Heels in Love' with Johnny Depp: 'It Felt Like a Dream'

Amber Heardrecalled falling “head over heels in love” with ex-husbandJohnny Deppwhile testifying in Depp’s defamation trial against her. The actress, 36, shared that the beginning of their relationship, after they filmed 2011’sThe Rum Diarytogether, “felt like dream.” “I felt like this man knew me, saw me, in a way no one else had,” she said on the stand of Depp, 58. “When I was around Johnny I felt like the most beautiful person in the world,” Heard added.

Amber Heard References 'Kate Moss and Stairs' as She Testifies About Johnny Depp and Sister's Fight

Amber Heardbrought upJohnny Depp’s exKate Mossin court last week while discussing an alleged altercation between Depp and Heard’s sister, Whitney. On Thursday in Fairfax, Virginia — where Heard, 36, is on the defenseas Depp, 58, sues her for defamation— theAquaman 2actress said Whitney was near a staircase “in the line of fire … trying to get Johnny to stop,” which reminded her of a rumored incident between Moss and Depp.

Amber Heard Responds to Johnny Depp's Message About Moving Forward: 'Women's Rights Are Moving Backward'

Amber Heardis responding after ex-husbandJohnny Deppshared a message to his fans on TikTok about “moving forward” after the verdict in his defamation trial against her. On Tuesday — just under a week since the jury sided mostly with Depp and the court awarded him $10.35 million in damages and Heard $2 million after a six-week trial — Depp, 58, joined TikTok andthanked his “loyal” fans. Hisfirst uploadon the social media site was a montage of his recent music touring with Jeff Beck, with the caption, “To all of my most treasured, loyal and unwavering supporters.