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Heard': Johnny Depp testifies in courtДЄt the beginning of her testimony Monday, she corrected herself about the timing of the first time she said Depp slapped her, which revolved around her questioning him about one of his tattoos.

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#Penthouse magazine photos trial#

The poop allegation is one of several that Depp's online fans have particularly latched onto in their social media critiques of Heard.ДЄnalysis Johnny Depp, Amber Heard libel trial is nothing short of a media circus That's what he wanted to talk about,' she said. She said it was all he wanted to talk about during that final fight May 21, 2016, even though Depp's mother had just died and the couple hadn't spoken in a month. Heard said, though, that Depp became obsessed with the idea that someone had pooped in his bed. 'Absolutely not,' she said about the alleged poop prank. Heard said it was the couple's teacup Yorkshire terrier that messed the bed and that it had a history of bowel problems ever since it had accidentally ingested Depp's marijuana. And she strongly denied an accusation from Depp that she left human fecal matter in the couple's bed after a fight. 'I just wanted to get a good night's sleep.'Дuring Monday's testimony, Heard also revised earlier testimony about the timing of the first time she says she was physically assaulted by Depp. 'I just wanted to change my locks,' she said about why she went to court to get the restraining order. (Jim Lo Scalzo/Pool/The Associated Press) She has said that she was physically and sexually assaulted on multiple occasions by Depp. She testified she did not want to publicly expose Depp as an abuser in her court proceedings, but had to go to the courthouse to provide testimony to obtain the restraining order, and she was taken aback when she left the courthouse surrounded by paparazzi.

She said she learned over the years to use green shades in the first day of a bruise to cover up redness, and switch more to orange shades as the bruise turned blue and purple. Heard, in her testimony Monday, said she didn't co-operate with officers who responded to the couple's penthouse, and said her face-to-face interactions with officers were very limited.ДЄnd she discussed her makeup routine, using a colour correction wheel that she called her 'bruise kit' to cover up marks on her face. Witnesses also testified that they didn't see bruises on Heard's face in the immediate days after the fight. Earlier in the trial, jurors heard from police officers who responded to emergency calls during that final fight who said Heard's face looked red from crying but that they saw no visible bruises. Depp is suing Heard in Fairfax County Circuit Court for libel over a December 2018 op-ed she wrote in the Washington Post describing herself as 'a public figure representing domestic abuse.' His lawyers say he was defamed by the article even though it never mentioned his name.Дepp says he never struck Heard and that she's concocting claims she was abused. The final fight has been a key point in the couple's ongoing dispute. He sued Heard for libel after she wrote an op-ed piece in the Washington Post, referring to herself as a 'public figure representing domestic abuse.' (Steve Helber/The Associated Press)

A few days after that, she obtained a temporary restraining order after a courthouse hearing, and was widely photographed leaving the courthouse with a clear red mark on her right cheek.Дepp listens in the courtroom on May 2. The confrontation in May 2016 prompted Heard to file for divorce two days later. Heard said the marks came when Depp threw a phone at her face. Several of the photos shown Monday, though, had not previously been seen by the jury and showed redness and swelling much more clearly than earlier photos. The trial is now in its fifth week, and jurors have seen multiple photos of Heard throughout the trial that purport to document the abuse she said she received during her relationship with Depp. Heard was back on the witness stand Monday in a Virginia courtroom for a third day of testimony that centred on the final months of her marriage to Depp.

Jurors in Johnny Depp's libel trial against his ex-wife, Amber Heard, saw photos Monday of her with red marks and swelling on her face after their final fight before their divorce, and heard testimony about her expertise in covering up bruises with makeup.