‘Justice For Johnny Depp’ Trends As Actor Wraps Cross-Examination Testimony Against Amber Heard

Johnny Depp received support from fans on Twitter on Monday after the famed American actor finished answering questions in cross-examination in the defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard.

Heard's legal team on Monday played audio recordings of some of the couple’s intense arguments. In one of the recordings, the 36-year-old actress confronted Depp about allegedly attacking her.

“You throw a swing when you can, when better than I’m on the floor. Cause that’s when it’s really good to hit someone,” she said in a recording.

Toward the end of the cross-examination, Depp was only allowed to answer "yes" or "no" to questions asked by Heard’s team, which attempted to confirm statements and recount messages.

As the cross-examination came to a close, “Justice for Johnny Depp,” as well as the incorrectly spelled "Justice for Johhny Depp," began to trend on Twitter, with fans showing their support for the 58-year-old film star.

“I’m so glad that Johnny’s trial did not bring any disgrace to him, but only drew him more popularity #JusticeForJohhnyDepp #johnnydepp,” one user posted.

People act all shocked that Johnny Depp gives long answers, but the reality is this is the first time he’s been allowed to speak out about EVERYTHING and explain what he experienced, without worry or consequence.

He deserves to FINALLY speak and be heard.#JusticeForJohhnyDepp pic.twitter.com/Zm7oMabJgW
— 𝔅𝔯𝔦 🏴‍☠️ (@nearlydear) April 25, 2022

🖤 They may have taken away Johnny Depp career but in my eyes he will always remain one of the best actors in cinema and no one can take that away from him. ♥️❤️#JusticeForJohhnyDepp #JohnnyDeppIsInnocent #WeStandWithJohnnyDepp #AmberTurd pic.twitter.com/BaexUdnlwH
— S.Shankar Raut (@SShankarRaut1) April 25, 2022

This is the face of a very sad and broken man. Every bit of hurt and heartbreak is in his eyes. She took so much from him that none of us will see again. Women are not the only victims of Domestic Violence. Men have feelings too. Johnny's face says it all. #JusticeForJohhnyDepp pic.twitter.com/DY52fc4eYW
— Jennifer Baker (@SnApDAWGsghost) April 25, 2022

Most women are supporting Johnny Depp and men's rights because we are done seeing innocent men's lives and careers destroyed from exaggerated claims and false accusations. Listen to the case facts, not media headlines. #JusticeForJohhnyDepp #mensrights #IStandWithJohnnyDepp pic.twitter.com/iRD8JH3Tjt
— Hollywood Docket (@HollywoodDocket) April 25, 2022

If you're secretly recording your husband, repeatedly, its call a set-up. #JusticeForJohhnyDepp
— Delinda Lombardo (@Athlebrities) April 25, 2022

#JusticeForJohhnyDepp is exactly what this trial has to offer regardless of the outcome. Amber is an abusive, manipulative person with a history of abusing her partners. Johnny got caught up with a monster and it is a damn shame he had to suffer for so long.
— Coldboldmold (@coldboldmold) April 25, 2022

Another user suggested the case would be considered an injustice if the court didn’t rule in Depp’s favor.

“#JusticeForJohhnyDepp if Amber comes out of this scot-free or, god forbid, winning it will be a gross miscarriage of justice,” the user posted.

Depp, 58, is suing Heard, 38, over her op-ed in the Washington Post in 2018. In the piece, she spoke about becoming a public figure for domestic abuse.

While Heard never named Depp in the op-ed, his attorneys claimed the actress made indirect references to allegations used during their 2016 divorce proceedings.