Sunday 19 June 2022 08:13 PM Bargain-hunting Amber Heard is spotted shopping at TJ Maxx in New York trends now
Embattled Aquaman star Amber Heard was spotted bargain shopping at a TJ Maxx in New York after Johnny Depp won his defamation trial against her - and awarded $15million against her.
The 36-year-old actress and her sister, Whitney Henriquez, indulged in an evening of bargain shopping at the Bridgehampton retail store, TMZ reported.
According to the outlet, the sisters were seen perusing racks for clothes and discussing white linen pants.
Heard was seen wearing her hair up in a bun, a white shirt and a pair of baggy jeans, a sharp contrast from her very elaborated court outfits and hairstyles.
At one point, Henriquez pulled her shopping car to the side so an older woman could see in the mirror if her potential purchase favored her.
Henriquez stood by Heard's side throughout the court proceedings, testifying against Depp and sharing a heartfelt message reiterating her support for Heard after the verdict.
It comes as the Hollywood star has publicly admitted she can't afford the $8.3 million in damages awarded to Depp on June 1.
It is unclear whether Depp will enforce the ruling and ask Heard to pay the high sum of money in its totality.
His lawyers have hinted that might not be the case, saying his motivation behind the lawsuit, which was to restore his reputation after Heard raised claims of domestic abuse in a 2016 Washington Op-ed, has already been achieved.
Speaking to NBC's Dateline last week, Heard chose to focus on the positives after the trial left her reputation severely bruised and her opportunities for work continue to decrease.
The actress said that a silver lining of not being busy with work at the moment is that she can enjoy being a full-time mom to one-year-old daughter Oonagh.
The 36-year-old actress and her sister indulged in an evening of bargain shopping at the Bridgehampton retail store
Heard was seen wearing her hair up in a bun, a white shirt and a pair of baggy jeans, a sharp contrast from her very elaborated court outfits and hairstyles
At one point, Henriquez pulled her shopping car to the side so an older woman could see in the mirror if her potential purchase favored her
It comes as the Hollywood star has publicly admitted she can't afford the $8.3 million in damages awarded to Depp on June 1
Depp's lawyers have hinted that might not be the case, saying his motivation behind the lawsuit, which was to restore his reputation after Heard raised claims of domestic abuse in a 2016 Washington Op-ed, has already been achieved
In a chat screened in its entirety for the first time Friday, Heard told Dateline's host Savannah Guthrie that she was 'terrified' of telling her side of the story.
Heard said she had been wounded by the 'hate and vitriol' directed at her, but did not regret bringing the case.
'I know the scariest, most intimidating thing for anybody talking about sexual violence is not being believed, being called a liar, or being humiliated,' she said.
Heard said she was not speaking out because she was 'vindictive'.
'This would be a really lousy way of getting vengeance,' she said.
'As silly as it is to say this out loud, my goal is - I just want people to see me as a human being.'
Heard's interview raised eyebrows, with her repeating her defamatory allegations that he beat her.
Despite continuing to air her allegations, Heard insists that she wants nothing more than to move on with her life, telling Guthrie: 'I look forward to living my life and I have a long one, I hope, in front of me. And I will continue to walk through this with my chin up.'
In the interview, Heard admits that she 'absolutely still loves' Depp - despite branding him a 'liar' who swayed the jury with his 'fantastic acting', as well as:
'I will [stand by my testimony] to my dying day. I know what happened to me. I'm here as a survivor,' she said.
'To my dying day I will stand by every word of my testimony.'
Amber Heard has released 'a binder' full of her therapist's notes, which she says prove her claims about the abuse she says she suffered at the hands of ex-husband Johnny Depp - days after she was found guilty of defaming him
The 36-year-old actress' legal team attempted to submit the notes as evidence in her case against 59-year-old Depp (pictured in court) however a judge ruled that they were 'hearsay' and banned them from the trial
Yet on Friday, shortly before the interview aired, Heard's team insisted they were unrepentant.
'If Mr Depp or his team have a problem with this, we recommend that Johnny himself sit down with Savannah Guthrie for an hour and answer all her questions,' a spokesperson told DailyMail.com, as Heard branded Depp, 59, a 'liar' and doubled down on claims that he beat her and sexually assaulted her during their relationship.
Heard also released a 'binder full' of notes from her
