The judgement in Johnny Depp's defamation case against ex-wife Amber Heard is being appealed in part.
The June 1 verdict has been seen as a sweeping victory for the Hollywood heavyweight
In the most recent move in their protracted legal battle, Johnny Depp filed a notice of appeal on Friday, contesting the Virginia jury's decision to pay ex-wife Amber Heard $2 million in damages.
The latest filing comes one day after the "Aquaman" actress filed a notice of appeal in Fairfax County Circuit Court, the first step in trying to overturn a verdict that ordered her to pay Depp $10.35 million in damages.
Depp accused Heard of defaming him by falsely calling herself a victim of domestic abuse in a 2018 Washington Post op-ed, and the jury found in his favor on all his claims.
After the sensational six-week trial, the jury found in Heard's favor on a single claim and awarded her $2 million, a judgment Depp is now appealing, according to the filing.
He clearly won with Jury's verdict, and now he just wants them both to move on and get better.
The pair have been squaring off since 2016 when their 15-month marriage publicly imploded.
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