Amber Heard Net Worth, Biography, Age, Height, Husband, Ex Boyfriend And More

Amber Heard Net Worth

 Amber Heard’s Net Worth is $6 million. Amber Heard is Height: 5′ 7″ (1.7 m) and age is 35 Years. Amber Heard, a native of Texas, is an American actress who has played unique and surprising characters in a number of films. The sports drama ‘Friday Night Lights’ was where she made her acting debut, followed by roles in a number of smaller films. Her big break came when she was cast in critically acclaimed films like “The Pineapple Express” and “Never Back Down,” both of which became commercial successes. Due to her success in these films, she was quickly cast in leading roles. Since then, she has starred in a number of critically acclaimed films that grossed millions at the box office. Heard is a native Texan who, despite her modest upbringing, has become a Hollywood success story via sheer tenacity and perseverance. Since she persevered through a cancelled TV series, countless flops, and numerous negative reviews, she has earned a reputation for tenacity and determination. Despite this, she has continued to be a part of many films and has garnered many honours. Heard isn’t just an actress; she’s also an activist. Heard was married to Johnny Depp from 2015 to 2017, and their divorce was widely covered by the media because Heard claimed that Depp had been verbally and physically violent toward her throughout their marriage. She has talked honestly and raised awareness about domestic violence and sexual abuse.

Childhood & Early Life

She was born Amber Leigh Heard on April 22, 1986, in Austin, Texas, to internet researcher mother Patricia Paige and contractor father David Heard. Whitney is her younger sister. She had a strong Catholic upbringing.

When Heard was sixteen, her best friend tragically passed away. She was disenchanted with religion and swung toward atheism as she was highly influenced by Ayn Rand’s thoughts around this period.

Career

At first, Amber Heard was only seen in two music videos: “There Goes My Life” by Kenny Chesnet and “I Wasn’t Prepared” by Eisley. In addition to her recurring role on ‘O.C.,’ she has had guest-starring roles on ‘Jack & Bobby,’ ‘The Mountain,’ and other primetime dramas. Her debut film ‘Friday Night Lights’ (2004) was a commercial triumph.

Drop Dead Sexy (2005), Price to Pay (2006), You Are Here (2006), and Alpha Dog (2008) were just a few of the films in which she had small roles during the next several years (2006). Criminal Minds featured her in an episode as well.

Early on, she landed more prominent jobs. She portrayed Charlize Theron’s younger self in the 2005 film “North Country.” She also acted in the horror flick ‘Side FX’ (2005). (2005).

She landed the lead role in the teen drama ‘Hidden Palms’ in 2007. The show was cancelled after only 8 episodes due to poor ratings. Since then, she has been in “Day 73 with Sarah,” an independent drama titled “Remember the Daze,” and a “Californication” episode.

In 2009, she had leading roles in several films, including “The Stepfather,” “ExTerminators,” “Zombieland,” and “The Joneses.” The novels “The River Why” and “The Ward” were published by her in 2010. She had dual roles in the suspense film, “And Soon the Darkness,” which she co-produced and starred in. During this time, she garnered widespread attention and praise from the media.

She will be starring opposite Johnny Depp in “The Rum Diary” (2011). Reviews for the film were all over the place, and audiences weren’t exactly enthusiastic about it. She co-starred with Nicholas Cage in the film “Drive Angry” later that year. She also appeared on ‘Top Gear’, a BBC programme.

Heard’s films “Paranoia,” “Machete Kills,” and “Syrup,” all released in 2013, followed a lengthy hiatus from 2010 to 2011. In 2014, she starred in the critically acclaimed and commercially successful film 3 Days to Kill.

In the hit film ‘Justice League’ (2017), she played Aquaman’s Atlantean queen Mera. She will be reprising her role in “Aquaman” (2018).

Important Pieces of Literature

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An Individual’s History and Their Legacy

Amber Heard has resisted being pigeonholed under the gay, straight, or agnostic categories. In 2010, she publicly declared her bisexuality and admitted to having relationships with both men and women.

After dating for a year, she and Mexican actor Valentino Lanus broke up in 2006. She dated American actor and singer Mark Wystrach for a while before they broke up in 2007.

In a relationship from 2008 through 2012, she dated photographer Tasya van Ree. She made her sexual orientation known to the world throughout this relationship.

She began dating Johnny Depp, her co-star on “The Rum Diary,” the same year, and the two later moved in together. On February 3, 2015, they had a small, civil wedding ceremony. And then on May 23, 2016, she officially started the divorce process.

In April of 2015, she and Depp were accused of breaking Australian biosecurity regulations by not declaring their two Yorkshire terriers to the Australian Customs Service before entering the country in their private jet.

The two of them had a tumultuous relationship. She said Depp’s verbal and physical abuse warranted a temporary restraining order, and he granted it.

Depp and Heard negotiated a divorce settlement on August 16, 2016, and their separation was completed shortly after. She received $7 million, which rumours say she gave to the ACLU and the Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.

She dated Elon Musk, the business tycoon, for about a year before the two broke up in August 2017. They are still the closest of pals to one another.

Splitting Up With Johnny Depp And All That Followed In Controversy.

Her claims that Johnny Depp was a “abusive husband” have lingered in the news even after their highly publicised divorce. In 2018, Depp filed a defamation lawsuit against the British tabloid “The Sun,” but the judge said the article was “substantially truthful” when it called him a “wife beater.”