Johnny Depp Or Amber Heard, Which Will Suffer The Most Damage To Career?

After a month and a half of testimony in the Johnny Depp/Amber Heard trial that has shown the dark side of both actors and their tumultuous relationship, it’s now up to the jury.

The question that is surely in the minds of everyone is, who is going to suffer damage to their career? Continue reading and we’ll discuss the possibilities.

Johnny Depp – Receives Wave Of Social Media Support During Trial

According to CNN, whatever the verdict, in either case, Depp’s for $50 million or Heard’s for $100 million, Hollywood insiders are saying the fate of the actors is actually to be decided in the court of public opinion.

The outlet reportedly spoke with six experts from the entertainment industry with some speaking anonymously to protect professional relationships. No matter what the jury decides, it has become clear that Depp is extremely popular.

The wave of social media support the actor has received since the trial began is likely to serve him well admitted one veteran publicist who has known Depp for years.

Both Johnny Depp And Amber Heard Have Tarnished Images

“I wasn’t sure what to expect before he took the stand and if anything, I believe this has done nothing but help his public image,” a source said. Another publicist, who has no experience with either actor, said that both will likely suffer loss as a result of the trial.

“Both are highly dysfunctional. Money is toxic and greed destroys. No one wins here.” Both will likely have a lot of cleaning up to do following the trial as their images have become tarnished.

Johnny Depp And Amber Heard’s – Marriage Counselor Claims the Two Engaged in Mutual Abuse

During the trial, Heard claimed that Depp was abusive, both verbally as well as physically, accusing Depp of being sexually violent. For his part, Depp claimed numerous times that he has never hit a woman, and claimed, instead, that it was Heard who was abusive, an allegation Heard denied.

The pair met in 2009 while filming the movie Rum Diaries. They were married in 2015 and divorced in 2016. During the trial, a picture was painted, via images and video as well as audio recordings, that the pair’s relationship was one of mutual destruction.

In her April 14 testimony, Laurel Anderson, a clinical psychologist who counseled Depp and Heard during their marriage said that what the pair has was a case of “mutual abuse,” a reference that, in and of itself, spawned criticism. Be sure to tune into Court TV on Tuesday to see if the jury reaches a verdict and return here often for more spoilers, news, and updates.

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