Amber Heard Is Trying To SABOTAGE Johnny’s Role In Pirates 6

Amber Heard Is Trying To SABOTAGE Johnny’s Role In Pirates 6

Amber Heard recently sabotaged her ex-husband Johnny Depp’s petition to reprise his iconic Captain Jack Sparrow role, which has gained attention and fans are taking the initiative to help him be cast back for the film. However, Amber seems to dislike anything related to Johnny and his happiness, making her efforts to stop Johnny from getting the roll back seem pathetic and desperate.

A rumor about Disney making amends with Johnny to cast him back into the movie franchise broke the internet this week.

Amber Heard Is Trying To SABOTAGE Johnny’s Role In Pirates 6

While fans were happy the media frowned on the fact that they had to write more articles about Johnny winning, Amber is taking advantage of the situation by riding the flow and taking advantage of the situation.

In a recent article from the New York Post, they mentioned how Depp shouldn’t reprise his role and that he should be kept away from the movie. This article is not just salty but also contains another hyperlink leading to another salty article written under Amber and her team’s direction. The timing suggests that they are afraid that Johnny is getting his life back after trying to take it away from him.

Fans have commented and defended Johnny, stating that at any age there is something about him that captures interest even watching the trial and hearing him talk about a disgusting excuse for a woman. He has proven his ability to act in many different genres personally, and fans have expressed their love for him.

After Amber’s comments in her interview, it seems that they cannot leave Johnny alone, as they are still following his every move and living his life. This seems to border on harassment and stalking, and Amber should consider leaving Johnny alone to make things worse for herself.

Do you think Amber is trying to sabotage Johnny and has ordered her minions to publish these articles? Share your thoughts in the comments below.