Amber Heard sells her desert home to pay compensation to Johnny Depp

After Johnny Depp won a libel suit and Amber Heard filed for bankruptcy, the actress was forced to sell your house located in desert California.

According to New York Post, it was in this place that he remained after the verdict in order to avoid pressure from the media. However, she needed to sell it in order to pay her ex-husband’s severance pay.

Without going through any real estate company, the property Amber Heard it was sold outright on 18 July for €1.03 million. According to the aforementioned media, the new owners of the house are Ricard and Carol-Jeanette Jorgensen, founders of Jorgensen & Company LLC.

This mansion is located in Yucca Valley, a place of just 22,000 people nestled in the Californian desert. The house covers 230 m2 and consists of three bedrooms and three bathrooms, as well as a large living-dining room-kitchen opening onto the outside. With views of the rocks, mountains and desertthe complex also has a 33-meter bridge that leads to an observation deck that offers breathtaking views of the surroundings.

JUDGE REJECTED ACTRESS APPEALS TO REVOKE SENTENCE

Last week, the courts in Fairfax (Virginia, USA) rejected the appeal filed by the actress. Amber Heard in which he requested that the libel suit against Johnny Depp because one of the jurors came instead of the other.

Although Judge Penny Azkarat acknowledged the error, she assured Heard’s lawyers should have filed an objection sooner and stressed that there was no alleged fraud attempt, so there was no reason to overturn the verdict.

According to the defense of Amber Heard, one of the members of this jury, and therefore involved in the verdict, was 52 years old when another 77-year-old person with the same name and address was mentioned in the file of the originally summoned person. The court confirmed the substitution, explaining that they were both father and son, and that indeed a young man went instead of the elder.

The judge argued that the lawyers Amber Heard they failed to argue that “the inclusion of this person could harm her in any way”. “The only evidence for the court is that this juror, like the rest, complied with his oath and the orders of the court, which is the subject of his verdict,” he said.

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