Way back in January of 2017, Johnny Depp and Amber Heard finalized their divorce by signing a non-disclosure agreement that prevented either side from talking about the split publicly.
One of the goals of the agreement was to prevent messy court battles over statements made to the press.
Celebrity divorces are pretty much always nasty affairs.
But once the papers are signed and the property is divided, that's usually the end of it.
For obvious reasons, it's pretty uncommon for A-list celebrities to be thrown in prison.
The justice system tends to look pretty favorably on the wealthy and well-connected, and if worse comes to worst, you can always just hire a fall guy.
It's been over two years since Johnny Depp and Amber Heard finalized their divorce, but the latest Hollywood split in recent memory is once again making tabloid headlines.
That's because Depp is suing Heard for $50 million, alleging that the actress violated a non-disclosure agreement by writing about her experiences as an abuse survivor in a Washington Post op-ed.
Throughout his decades as one of the biggest movie stars in the world, Johnny Depp has been praised for his chameleon-like ability to completely transform himself from one role to the next.
Now, for his final act, Depp has apparently decided to morph from beloved screen idol into broke-ass self-saboteur who may or may not be guilty of viciously bullying the ex-wife he allegedly abused.
When Johnny Depp and Amber Heard finalized their divorce back in 2017, they both signed non-disclosure agreements that prevented them from speaking about their brief marriage in interviews.
But now, a series of increasingly ugly lawsuits have put their split back in the tabloid headlines, and the financially-troubled Depp stands to lose a lot more than just another chunk of his fading fortune.
When Johnny Depp and Amber Heard finalized their divorce in 2017, both parties signed non-disclosure agreements barring them from speaking about the relationship or the breakup in interviews.
But some stories are too scandalous to stay buried, and a series of lawsuits have resulted in the strange tale of one of Hollywood's most disastrous marriages being dredged up time and time again.
It's been over two years since Johnny Depp and Amber Heard finalized their divorce, and at the time of their split, the couple signed a non-disclosure agreement that appeared to be iron-clad.
But this marriage was so wildly dysfunctional that it simply refuses to stay buried.
Johnny Depp has just taken his feud with ex-wife Amber Heard to an entirely new level.
Monetarily speaking, at least, that is.
When Johnny Depp and Amber Heard finalized their divorce way back in January of 2017, they signed a non-disclosure agreement indicating that they would both refrain from discussing the split in the press.
However, due to Depp's defamation suit against a UK tabloid that published shocking abuse allegations against the actor, their messy breakup continues to make headlines.
The ugly divorce between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard was settled long ago, but the brutal abuse allegations still weigh on the minds of fans.
Now, new and lengthy court documents have come to light from their 2016 depositions.
When Johnny Depp and Amber Heard got divorced, they both signed a non-disclosure agreement that prevented them from speaking about their relationship publicly.
Thanks to a lawsuit Depp recently filed against a British tabloid, however, their short and tumultuous marriage is currently being reexamined in a UK courtroom.
