Model Kate Moss, who dated actor Johnny Depp in the 1990s, revealed why she supported him in a recent defamation trial with his ex-wife and actress Amber Heard. In her new interview, Kate also talked about her past support of her boyfriend, fashion designer John Galliano, who was convicted of anti-Semitic abuse in 2011. In early May, Kate ran for a defamation battle between Johnny and Amber Heard. Johnny’s lawyer summoned Kate as a witness to the counter-argument after Amber testified about when her ex-husband was afraid to go down the stairs with her sister.
Amber said she remembered the “rumors” that Johnny pushed Kate down the stairs and hit him so as not to harm her sister. “I believe in truth, I believe in justice and justice. I know John Galliano is not a bad guy-he has drinking problems and people turn their backs. Say never say when you’re drinking, not yourself, if you’re sober. I know the truth about Johnny .
He never kicked me off the stairs. I know that. I had to tell the truth, “Kate told the BBC radio show Desert Island Discs, Deadline reported. Kate, who dated Johnny from 1994 to 1998, testified that she slipped down the stairs and injured her back while the couple was on vacation in Jamaica. She said he hurriedly helped her, took her to her room and called her doctor. “He never pushed, kicked, or went down the stairs,” she said. In June, a Virginia court ruled that Amber had defamed Johnny by publishing her editorial in the Washington Post, describing herself as a “public figure defending domestic violence.” I gave it.
The jury decided that the statement was false and made it “actually malice.” They gave Johnny $ 15 million in damages, but Amber was ordered to pay $ 10.35 million under Virginia law limiting punitive damages. In her counterclaim, Amber won one of three counts and was awarded $ 2 million in damages. Recently, both Johnny and Amber have filed separate appeals for the damages given. According to Deadline, in a Fairfax County filing, Johnny appealed a $ 2 million defamation award presented to Amber in her trial by a Virginia jury. The day before, Amber also appealed to the jury’s damages inflicted on Johnny.
