Crowd cheers then jeers when Johnny Depp, then Amber Heard leave court

Johnny Depp waves to cheering fans as he leaves court, while Amber Heard gets underwhelming response from crowd. The Johnny Depp Amber Heard trial is entering its sixth and final week. In the first five weeks we have heard from everyone including Johnny Depp's sister, best friend Isaac Baruch, Johnny Depp and Amber Heard as well as Ellen Barkin. Other notable instances included Camille Vasquez's brutal cross-examination of Amber Heard.

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[srinathtk]

No matter what the outcome of the trial, JD has won. He has come clean in the eyes of the public and it’s for everyone to see. It’s all that counts.

[cnreidy]

Even if he doesn't win the court case, he's still won the public and Hollywood over. So he won't be blacklisted from film opportunities anymore

[nancygreen]

It gives me joy that Johnny gets to see that the world did not turn their backs on him. The people who matter are still in his corner. #JusticeforJohnnyDepp

[abbyroadme]

I love how Johnny makes sure everyone is met or acknowledged. What a nice guy!

[glowrillaz]

The fact that this is him, he’s not putting an act, he’s always been this kind to people even before knowing amber, is mesmerizing.

[Xavierpng]

He's so happy he can interact with people again without being called a woman beater or having a walk of shame on his face, that's the true beauty in this all. He doesn't need to hide or be scared to talk to interact with others anymore.

[peppermintgekko]

He’s such a class act. It’s amazing how his entire demeanor has changed in his arrival/departure from day 1 of the trial to now. He seems like a huge weight has been lifted- whether he wins or not he was able to tell his entire side & it has set him free.

[DahliaTheHologram]

I love that JD takes an extra moment to acknowledge and greet the people he comes across, and that he waves at his fans. It's the little things that make him so wonderful.

[young_onion]

Imagine the feeling he gets when he walks outside of court and there's a crowd cheering. It's gotta be a great feeling.

[paulaclements]

He’s already won in my eyes and in the court of public opinion. A favorable decision by the jury will just be 50 million dollars worth of icing on the cake!

[JustMomHere]

I hope that the public support makes him realize that he has support, that people DO believe him.

[emilys]

Johnny is the kindest and most humble person ever. That shows his character, even after everything he has been through, he still has love and acknowledgement for everyone he comes across. As much as they portray or rather tried to portray various versions of him in his activities of drug use and alcohol use, claiming he made cruel remarks about his family, his fans, it just doesn't make sense. They were feeble attempts to stir the jury and the public, and turn them against him. He's already one. And whether a group of 12 individuals decides otherwise it doesn't change the fact that the world knows who was abused and survived, and triumphed over their abuser.

[Bonbonbabies]

The way the guard reached out to shake his hand, and Johnny responded- shows the whole story right there.

[SunBunz]

It’s awesome seeing him smiling. After all that hell she put him through, and all the support and love he’s getting.

[ayahslife]

It brings me to tears knowing what he went through, then to see all the love and support. He’s kind to everyone. He takes time to be kind. He deserves the win and all the love

[deeethier]

The fact he makes an effort to connect with everyone around him instead of ignoring them shows how amazing of a person he is

[uppitybee]

I'm happy he gets to tell his side of things. Even if he doesn't win the court case (defamation cases are hard to win), he wins where it counts. Stay strong and now he can be the voice for men who are abused and fear ridicule. If the coolest man in Hollywood can tell his abuse story so can they.

[marialvarez]

I love how he treats everyone as his equal. A real gentleman.

[anamchara]

Honestly, it brings happy tears to my eyes to see him get cheered. This man has been through hell.

[AMultipolarWorldIsEmerging]

This trial is showing it’s not ok to gaslight and abuse and be violent to men just as rhe other way isn’t ok either of course. But we have a high profile case of a man in thd realtionshio being abused this gives visibility to men who aren’t believed or are called weak bc they have a violent female partner