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Amber Heard asks judge to dismiss Johnny Depp’s $50M defamation lawsuit

Oct. 4, 2018 : A lawyer for Amber Heard fires back at Johnny Depp over his British GQ cover story, which paints him as a “victim” in the couple's divorce and cites their confidentiality clause, which prohibits either party from publicly discussing their marriage – Oct 4, 2018

Actress Amber Heard is asking a judge to dismiss a $50 million defamation lawsuit her ex-husband Johnny Depp filed over a Washington Post op-ed she wrote about domestic violence.

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In the motion filed Thursday in Fairfax, Virginia, Heard’s lawyers reiterate allegations that Depp abused her and include exhibits such as photos of her with bruised face and scarred arms.

WATCH: Dec. 19, 2018 — Amber Heard says she lost roles because of Johnny Depp

Depp’s lawsuit, filed last month, said the domestic-abuse allegations are “categorically and demonstrably false.”

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Heard’s Post piece said the culture punished her about being a victim of domestic violence, and she argued for changed attitudes.

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READ MORE: Johnny Depp sues ex-wife Amber Heard in $50 million defamation suit

It didn’t mention Depp’s name or describe any incidents, but Depp’s lawsuit states it was clear Heard was talking about him and it hurt his career.

Messages seeking comment from Depp’s attorney were not immediately returned.

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