Amber Heard quits Hollywood and strikes to Madrid: report

Amber Heard has reportedly stop Hollywood and moved to Madrid, Spain. 

“I can reveal that Heard has stop Hollywood and quietly relocated to Spain together with her younger daughter Oonagh,” the Daily Mail’s Alison Boshoff claimed in an article revealed Thursday. 

According to the journalist, a buddy of Heard mentioned, “She’s bilingual in Spanish and is comfortable there, elevating her daughter away from all of the noise.”

The pal additionally informed the outlet that the 37-year-old actress might sooner or later return to Tinseltown. 

“I don’t suppose she is in any hurry to return to work or to Hollywood, however she is going to in all probability come again when the time is correct, for the appropriate challenge,” the buddy defined, per the Daily Mail report. 

Reps for Heard didn’t instantly reply to Page Six’s request for remark. 

Notably, Heard offered her Yucca Valley, Calif., residence in July 2022 for $1.1 million. 

Since then, she has spent loads of time in Spain. Last October, the “Aquaman” star was photographed flaunting her bikini physique on the seashores of Palma de Mallorca. 

Days prior, she was noticed enjoying together with her daughter, Oonagh, 2, at a youngsters’ park throughout her Spanish getaway. The mother of 1 has largely stored her baby out of the general public eye since welcoming her by way of surrogate in July 2021. 

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Heard’s alleged transfer to Spain comes practically a 12 months after her defamation trial with ex-husband Johnny Depp.

Depp, 59, sued Heard for $50 million in 2019, claiming she lied about him abusing her solely to acquire more cash of their divorce settlement. 

One 12 months later, his ex-wife countersued him for $100 million.

The trial led to June 2022 with the court docket ordering Heard to pay Depp $10 million in compensatory damages plus $350,000 in punitive damages for defaming the “Cry Baby” actor in a 2018 op-ed piece she wrote for The Washington Post.

Heard later requested the choose to toss the jury’s verdict and requested a retrial, claiming that the judgment wasn’t supported by proof.