What is Amber Heard's heritage? All the money spent and earned by Johnny Depp's ex
Amber Heard is the ex of Johnny Depp and has attracted a lot of media attention over the years: this is how much the woman earns
Amber Heard is known by the public at home both for her career, but also for her and above all for being the ex of Johnny Depp, with whom she is having a very stormy divorce. She recently told the audience at home how much she earns and the figure is terrifying. Here's what we know.
How much does Amber Heard make?
In recent times, there has been a lot of talk about the divorce case between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, actress of Magic Mike XXL and The Cleveland Show. It is known that there was an intense legal fight between the two, in which they accused each other of domestic violence: she claimed to have been beaten and psychologically abused by the actor and, on the other hand, Johnny Depp claimed to having been the object of both physical and moral violence.
In addition to this we also see the active divorce practices, requested by her. In this context, it seems that the actress's earnings were shared in order to obtain maintenance from the interpreter of Jack Sparrow. In this regard, it was recorded that in total Amber Heard has a net income of about 9 million dollars, of which:
- $ 10,000 rent;
- $ 10,000 for the maintenance of pets, lawyers and agents;
- $ 3,000 a month for health care;
- $ 2,000 for dining out;
- $ 10,000 for utilities, including holidays and various gifts;
- $ 10,000 in unexpected expenses, but entered into the account in advance.
Basically, we consider approximately 45,000 dollars a month of expenses, to then reach the total of about 9 million dollars a year. The whole thing was presented, as mentioned above, in order to obtain the maintenance from Johnny Depp. Apparently the woman is well on her way to getting it, as the numbers seem to be in her favor.
In fact, the plaintiff manages to receive about 400 million dollars a year and this is definitely enough to activate the obligation to pay the maintenance. However, the lawsuits are still ongoing.
