Amber Heard and Johnny Depp have both been busy with their lives ever since the defamation trial, building back their lives, focusing on their careers, and selling their old houses. Even though the actress’ team did ask for an appeal, pushing Depp’s team to do the same, the case would not gain as much public fame as the previous one did.
Johnny Depp recently sold his mansion in Australia for $40 Million, more than over 20 times the original price. The house had ten rooms with ten bathrooms and a wine cellar with a capacity of 2,000 bottles along with a go-karting ground within the premises.
Johnny Depp Sells His Australia Mansion With Major Profit
Johnny Depp‘s mansion in Australia set a record in Queensland for being the most expensive house sold on the land. Although whoever bought the place remains unknown, Motorcycle racer Mick Doohan was the first to purchase the house back in 1996 for just $1.5 Million.
This house is not just a house owned by the Aquaman actress and The Tourist actor, but it is the place where the infamous incident of Depp losing his finger took place. Amongst the many fights that were mentioned in the court of the former couple, this incident was one to stick out a lot.
A detail of the fight was that Heard had been throwing bottles at the actor, two bottles, the second one resulting in a cut finger. This, however, was not agreed by Amber Heard as she then reverted by saying that Johnny Depp had instead been throwing those bottles due to anger and that cut it off. Even with it taking place in 2015, it had been brought up in the trial multiple times.
The Results Of The Defamation Trial Affecting Johnny Depp And Amber Heard
The defamation trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard lasted about three months with the jury ruling in the latter’s favor by the end of it. This resulted in Heard owing the actor $10.35 Million and Depp owing the actress $2 Million.
Although their legal battle will take months to be over, the two are moving on with their lives, one doing better than the other in this case. Both are still dealing with the aftermath of the trial, picking up pieces and cleaning up what was left off.
What actually happened is one of those things that probably won’t ever have a conclusive response because the two sides have quite different accounts of what transpired. Whatever the reality, it would not be shocking if he opted to sell the estate merely as a means of attempting to leave that chapter of his life behind.
Source: Cinema Blend
