In his first interview after the verdict Amber Heard admitted that she still loves Johnny Depp leaving everyone speechless. The words of a thaw that many have interpreted as a giant rock over the legal battle of the year. Nothing could be more wrong. The actress has no intention of giving up and/or giving up.but seems to want to up the ante. According to US media reports led by Magazine OK!, Amber Heard would sign a million-dollar publishing deal to write a memoir and add more details about her wedding.

Amber, cornered by Hollywood (it is not yet known if she will be confirmed in Aquaman 2), according to Magazine OK! would be “bankrupt” and accept the editorial’s offer to “pay more than $8.3 million” he owes his ex-husband under a Fairfax court verdict, to which are added the high fees of his legal team. The memoirs are thus able to recover their image, highly compromised by the process. “Amber considers her career in Hollywood over, she is already in negotiations and excited,” according to an insider, “at the moment she has nothing to lose and she wants to tell everything. She is broke and unable to do so. refuse money.

A risky move for Heard, who could face another libel suitas happened with his editorial published Washington Post in which he called himself a “victim of domestic violence”: it was for this article that Depp sued her in Virginia, accusing her of having written the article with the intent to defame him. Amber, as we all know, was found guilty by a jury and sentenced to pay him over $10 million (but he owes her $2 million).

In an interview published for NBC, the first since the end of the lawsuit, the actress showed dozens of sheets written by her therapist since 2011 in which she reported on the abuse suffered since the beginning of her relationship with Johnny Depp. Notes that were not accepted as evidence in class but could find a place in a book. “I took for granted what I believed was my right to speak. I fear that no matter what I do or say or how I say it, every step I take becomes another opportunity to silence myself. I think that’s the target in the libel case: downvote.” And Ember doesn’t fit.