Amul doodles on Hollywood actor Johnny Depp and actress Amber Heard’s legal battle, see post
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A state court judge in Fairfax County, Virginia, overseeing the trial, is on leave until May 16. The closing debate is scheduled for May 27.
Hollywood actress Amber Heard (Amber Heard) and actor johnny depp (Johnny Depp) The court litigation between The year’s high-profile celebrity case is being fought in Fairfax, Virginia and even broadcast for people to watch the proceedings. The ongoing trial is being discussed through many people on social media and there are many opinions about it, obviously. Therefore, when Amul (Amul) shared a doodle on Instagram about the legal battle, it immediately went viral.
Amul shares doodle of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard
In the now viral post via Amul, a caricature of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard can be seen in court with the caption Too much seen or heard? Below the caricature, a text read, “Put your knife in!” If you notice, both the captions are echo of the names of the celebrities. Taking to Instagram, Amul shared a picture of his artwork, in which the actor was seen inside the court premises. Amul captioned the post, “#Amul Topical: High profile and much publicized legal battle!”
An Instagram user said, “Amul is the family guy of the marketing world, with nothing to offer.” At the same time, another person said, “Okay, this is great and JD looks so cute #wearewithyoujohnnydepp #justiceforjohnnydepp JD is going to win!!!”
Johnny has sued Amber for $50 million, accusing her of defaming her by claiming to be a victim of domestic abuse. Amber Heard has contested for $100 million, arguing that Johnny tarnished her reputation by calling her a liar. The legal case hinges on a December 2018 opinion piece, which Amber wrote in the Washington Post. Johnny’s name was not mentioned in the article, but his lawyer told the jury members that it was clear that she was quoting him. Their divorce was finalized in 2017 after less than two years of marriage.
Closing debate on this matter will be held on May 27
A state court judge in Fairfax County, Virginia, overseeing the trial, is on leave until May 16. The closing debate is scheduled for May 27.
