Amber Heard ‘still disappointed’ over trial verdict but needs 'breathing room’


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Amber Heard is putting the past behind her for the moment. Photo: Amber Heard/Instagram

Amber Heard is putting the past behind her for the moment.

The Aquaman star, 36, is “doing OK” after a Fairfax County, Virginia, jury ruled that she defamed ex-husband Johnny Depp in a 2018 Washington Post op-ed, but needs to focus her energies elsewhere, a source told People in this week’s issue.

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