They cancel the FALSE fundraising campaign to help Amber Heard

After jurors ruled in favor of Johnny Depp in a defamation suit on June 1, Amber Heard would have to pay $ 10 million in damages and $ 5 million in punitive damages. amount that Elaine Bredehoft, the actress’s lawyer, publicly said she did not have. For this reason, there were those who tried to take advantage.

According to TMZ, a man named Kimberly Moore created a campaign on the GoFundMe platform, which is used to raise funds, for which he was intended raise a million dollarsthat they would be intended for supposedly help the actress pay Johnny Depp what the court found.

According to the website, Moore claimed that he had contacted Amber Herd’s legal team, so they were aware of the campaign and the money raised would be released to them.

“I believe that Amber and social media protected the perpetrator. The trial is beyond its net worth. It is very sad that she managed to escape the abuse. The trial encourages this abuse. If you can, please help her,” the caption read. reading. description.

GoFundMe has removed the fake campaign

A GoFundMe spokesperson denied the information and removed the campaign on avoid fraud. In addition, they were able to identify the user and are now looking for other fake accounts created, including TMZ.

Thousands sign up for Amber Heard to no longer be part of Aquaman 2

What is real is that thousands of people have signed up for an initiative on the Change.Org platform to ask the Hollywood actress already I was not a member of the cast of the “Aquaman” sequela story in which he co-starred with Jason Momoa in 2018.

According to TMZ, the target set for this petition was 4.5 million signatures, a number that was expected to be exceeded. Internet users have signed up to convince top DC executives. and Warner Bros., the company responsible for transporting the tape.