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Amber Heard's former assistant claims actress ‘stole' her rape ordeal story and ‘used it as her own'
6 monthes ago | By Metro
Amber Heard at the High Court in London for the seventh day of the trial
Amber Heard 's ex-assistant Kate James accused the star of ‘using' her harrowing rape ordeal ‘as her own'.
James was called to give evidence on the seventh day of Johnny Depp 's lawsuit against The Sun publisher News Group Newspapers .
Depp, 57, is suing NGN over an April 2018 column by The Sun's executive editor Dan Wootton, which referred to him as a ‘wife beater'.
James, who was Heard's assistant from 2012 until 2015, gave evidence at the High Court in London via video link.
She alleged that the actress ‘twisted'...
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Amber Heard's former personal assistant accuses actress of 'stealing' rape story in Johnny Depp trial
6 monthes ago | By The Independent
Actress 'twisted it into her own story to benefit herself,' court hears
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Former personal assistant accuses Amber Heard of ‘stealing' rape story
6 monthes ago | By Belfast telegraph
Amber Heard's former personal assistant has accused the actress of “twisting” her own account of a machete-point rape for “her own use”, in explosive evidence on the seventh day of Johnny Depp's libel claim against The Sun.
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Amber Heard LIED to US immigration about her PA, says ex-aide
6 monthes ago | By Daily Mail
Kate James, who was fired by Amber Heard in February 2015, made the claim in a witness statement made as part of Johnny Depp's High Court libel case against The Sun newspaper.
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Johnny Depp libel trial: Amber Heard 'twisted my rape ordeal into her own story', former PA tells High Court
6 monthes ago | By Evening Standard
Hollywood actress Amber Heard "twisted" someone else's rape ordeal into her allegations and orchestrated a plot to give false evidence to a court in Australia, her former personal assistant has claimed.
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