Amber Heard interview latest: Johnny Depp accuses ex-wife of ‘reimagining’ case in NBC sitdown

NBC released a new portion of Ms Guthrie’s interview with Heard on Peacock on Thursday afternoon, in which she repeated her claim that she never instigated violence with Depp.

“I never had to instigate it, I responded to it,” she said.

“When you’re living in violence and it becomes normal, as I testified to, you have to adapt, you adopt strategies to cope with it, and if it meant, as I testified to, if it meant the difference between a broken nose or a sore cheek, I would do it.”

The Independent’s Louis Chilton has more:

Heard’s full interview with Savannah Guthrie will air at 8pm EST tonight on Dateline.

Viewers can tune in to NBC News or stream on Peacock here.

Below are some highlights from previously aired segments:

A spokesperson for Heard has released a new statement ahead of her full Savannah Guthrie interview airing on Dateline tonight.

“If Mr. Depp or his team have a problem with this, we recommend that Johnny himself sit down with Savannah Gutherie for an hour and answer all her questions,” the spokesperson said.

The remarks are believed to be in response to a statement by Depp’s team to NBC on Thursday, which read: “It’s unfortunate that while Johnny is looking to move forward with his life, the defendant and her team are back to repeating, reimagining and re -litigating matters that have already been decided by the court and a verdict that was unequivocally decided by a jury in Johnny’s favor.”

An anonymous Johnny Depp trial juror has said that the revelation that Amber Heard didn’t donate her $7m divorce settlement was “a fiasco for her”.

A juror on the defamation trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard has broken his silence to reveal that her “ice cold” testimony was perceived as “crocodile tears” by the panel.

Rachel Sharp has the latest.

The Oscar winner opened up about her views on the case during a recent appearance on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Houraddressing the fear expressed by some that Depp’s victory could lead women to stay silent on allegations of abuse.

Thompson urged listeners to note that the case was not “representative” of MeToo.

Amber Heard said she doesn’t blame the jury for siding against her in her defamation battle against Johnny Depp as she sat down with NBC’s Savannah Guthrie for her first televised interview since the verdict.

In a clip of the interview released Monday, Ms Guthrie told Ms Heard: “There’s no polite way to say it, the jury looked at the evidence you presented, they listened to your evidence and they did not believe you. They thought you were lying.”

If this most recent interview was intended to clear things up, it certainly fell short. Many viewers will have come away from it feeling even more confused than ever.