Amber Heard now takes aim at Depp’s winning famous lawyer Camille Vasquez

Amber Heard didn’t simply go after ex Johnny Depp in her most memorable meeting about her embarrassing court misfortune — she additionally targeted his now-superstar lawyer Camille Vasquez.

Addressing NBC News for a 60 minutes “Dateline” unique, Heard, 36, showed clear hatred when Savannah Guthrie got some information about Vasquez’s rehashed contention that the entertainer gave “the exhibition of her life” and was only acting in her dangerous court declaration.


“Says the legal counselor for the one who persuaded the world he had scissors for fingers,” Heard shot back, her voice dribbling with mockery while alluding to Depp’s exhibition in the 1990 dream “Edward Scissorhands.”

“I’m the entertainer? I had paid attention to long stretches of declaration hinting that — or saying straightforwardly — that I’m a horrendous entertainer.

“So I’m a piece confounded how I could be both,” she snapped in a mystery of the meeting delivered Tuesday.

“I will say his legal counselors did positively a superior occupation of diverting the jury from the main problems,” the entertainer answered, without at any point straightforwardly naming Vasquez or her partner, Benjamin Chew.

Vasquez’s triumphant presentation during the unstable six-week preliminary made her a surprising star as well as a recently advanced accomplice in her firm.

She had both opened and shut her case by recommending that the entertainer would just be performing on the stand.

Entertainer Johnny Depp and his lawyer Camille Vasquez look on during Depp’s slander body of evidence against ex, entertainer Amber Heard at Fairfax County Circuit Court in Fairfax, Virginia, U.S., May 19, 2022.
Amber Heard censured lawyer Camille Vasquez for protecting her ex, Johnny Depp.
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“She has been living and breathing this lie throughout recent years, and she has been getting ready to give the presentation of her life in this preliminary,” Vasquez said during opening articulations in April.

Then, at that point, in shutting contentions before the end of last month, she told the court, “She came into this court ready to give the exhibition of her life, and she gave it.”

Heard rather put her misfortune via virtual entertainment inclusion as well as “truly significant bits of proof” being hindered from the preliminary.

Lawyer Camille Vasquez and entertainer Johnny Depp, tune in the court at the Fairfax County Circuit Courthouse in Fairfax, Va., Monday, May 23, 2022.
Lawyer Camille Vasquez has accumulated huge consideration from Hollywood law offices observing the slander preliminary.
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A Hmbereard addresses NBC’s Savannah Guthrie (solidly) in a restrictive “Dateline” interview.
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Her remarks came on the second day of film from her “boundless sitdown” with NBC being delivered in front of the extraordinary broadcasting at 8 p.m. ET Friday.

In her own meetings last week, Vasquez scorned such reasons, demanding that Heard lost essentially by attorneys “utilizing her words against her.”

“The way to triumph was zeroing in on current realities and the proof, and Johnny’s chance to talk reality interestingly,” she told “Great Morning America.”

Entertainer Johnny Depp converses with his lawyer Camille Vasquez in the court for shutting contentions at the Fairfax County Circuit Courthouse in Fairfax, Va., Friday, May 27, 2022.
Amber Heard asserted Johnny Depp’s lawful group diverted “the jury from the main problems.”
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“Each inquiry that was posed was attached to something she had said already.

“Also, I think the jury got to see, the world got to see and hear from Miss Heard” about reality in the couple’s poisonous relationship.

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