Yesterday's message about the divorce of Amber Heard and Johnny Depp was a real shock. Now the fans of the couple are trying to figure out what led the two loving people to such a sad ending. As it turned out, not the least role in the collapse of their family played, to put it mildly, strained relations Hurd with his mother, sisters and children Depp.
The present composure
Many were puzzled to hear that Amber had applied for a divorce in a Los Angeles court in such a difficult period for Johnny - last week the 52-year-old actor lost his mother. After all, it would be more logical to delay with the divorce proceedings.
Bad daughter-in-law
Starry son has always been very close to the parent, but after marrying a 30-year-old golden-haired beauty he moved away from her. Betty Sue was against the union of Johnny and Amber. Suspicious mother believed that the young actress only uses fame and money her son, wanting to get a role in the movie.
In the beginning of the year the intensity of passions increased. Since the health condition of the 81-year-old mother worsened, Depp moved her to Los Angeles, renting an apartment near their home. The enmity between daughter-in-law and mother-in-law has become naked.
Numerous sources confirm that Batty Sue talked to Amber on high tones, accusing that she does not let her communicate with her son and treats him "like garbage", using unflattering words about the young wife.
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Evil stepmother
Children Depp, who blamed Hurd for parting parents, could not forgive her the tears of her mother Vanessa Parady. Amber sincerely wanted to become Lily-Rose and Jack's friend, but the guys avoided her. Teenagers were forced to tolerate her presence, demonstrating that they disliked her company.
It's sad that one of Hollywood's most effective couples will no longer be.
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