Amber Heard vacations with friend expelled from Johnny Depp trial

She dismissed from Virginia Although it may have been a courtroom, Amber Heard's best friend can certainly take a vacation with the actress.

Eve Barlow was recently found having lunch in Tel Aviv, Israel, after hearingexpelled from the former $ 50 million defamation trial against Johnny Depp. ..

Israeli journalisttweeted a snap of a fellow eating at an outdoor restaurantlast week. In her photo, the actress had two French braids and minimal make-up, but Barlow chose a casual white tank top as well.

The day before, 36-year-old Heard was photographed pushing a stroller. She is exploring the city with her 1-year-old daughter Oonagh Paige Heard.

As Page Six reported exclusively, Barlow is for "live tweets, text messages, post information" while sitting in the front row, which is usually reserved for legal affairs. Dramatically exited the Depp-Heard trial, which was widely announced in April. Counsel.

According to sources in the court in Fairfax, Virginia, the United Kingdom The music journalist, along with judge Penny S. Azcarate, was immersed in boiling water about her actions.

Judge Azkarate finally granted Depp's motion to ban Barlow the proceedings forever, and the former Deputy Editor-in-Chief of New Musical Express (NME) said, "In court during this trial. I will never return. " ..

2019, Depp, 59, Heared that — was marriedfrom 2015 to 2017— she survived the Washington Post Domestic violence after writing an editorial about that. "Aquaman" actress argued against the actor for $ 100 million in 2020. She claimed that his ex-wife forged her allegations of abuse in an attempt to obtain a large-scale divorce settlement.

June, when Depp's name is It was cleared to. He won the proceedings and was awarded $ 10 million in compensatory damages and $ 5 million in punitive damages. Her jury gave her $ 2 million in compensatory damages, but her punitive damages gave her $ 0, a minor victory in her counterclaim.

Since then she has asked the judge to reject the jury's verdict by .