Not Amber Heard But Their Pet Dog Pooped In Johnny Depp’s Bed, Concludes The Judges

As per reports in TMZ, Judges rules out the possibility of Amber Heard shitting in Johnny Depp’s bed back in 2016

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Not Amber Heard But Their Pet Dog Pooped In Johnny Depp’s Bed, Concludes The Judges
A lot has hit the internet in the past couple of days, Johnny Depp who lost the 'wife beater' court case against his ex-wife Amber Heard is once again in news. One more piece of news which has been making the rounds of the internet has gone against Johnny.  We all know of claims made in the past of Amber crapping on their bed during one of the parties, hosted in the past when they were a couple. Now as per reports in TMZ, these claims too have been pinned down by the judge.

Judge Mr Justice Nicol has dismissed the claims stated in The Sun’s Publisher News Group Newspapers of it being true. The judge has now rejected claims of the actor that his ex-wife pooped in their bed in April 2016. A picture of which was shown in the court during their trial in the UK. Also when the incident came to light it had hit the internet with the term Amber Turd, post which Johnny had said this incident is a fitting end to their marriage.

Further reports also stated Amber not being the one who did it, but their pet dog, Boo, a notorious Yorkshire terrier who pooped, stated the judge on the case.  


Johnny and Amber's split has been one of the most talked-about ones in Hollywood. ALSO READ: Johnny Depp A WIFE BEATER; LOSES Court Case Against Ex-Wife Amber Heard And Newspaper Who Called Him That

Just for the uninitiated ones, Amber partying with friends at their DTLA apartment, followed by which Johnny reaching the party late and also leaving the venue, which might have angered Amber. Followed by Johnny’s maid calling him up the next morning of finding faeces in their bed. ALSO READ: Amber Heard Claims Johnny Depp Once Pushed Kate Moss Down The Stairs, Says She Feared He Might Do The Same With Her Sister

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