On April 28, local time, Amber Hield appeared confidently in the courtroom, holding her head high as if she had won.
But in fact, the content of the trial that day was simply a complaint that exposed her nature, and Depp's lawyers and executives of a non-profit organization called the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) all used examples to tell Hilde's style, and Haihou (who starred in the movie "Aquaman" and had a career to improve) also received such comments from netizens as "greedy and stingy".
Hilde, 36, divorced Depp in 2016 when she promised to donate all of the $7 million (about 46.38 million RMB) of "breakup fees" she received, shared by the ACLU and Los Angeles Children's Hospital. In this way, the ACLU could receive $3.5 million of that to support its efforts to "combat violence against women."
Terence Dougherty, ACLU's chief operating officer and general counsel, testified by video that Hield has donated only $1.3 million (about 8.61 million RMB) to them so far, and that the last payment arrived in February 2018 and has not been seen since.
Even the $1.3 million is not all hilde's own, with $350,000 in her personal name, $350,000 from an investment firm called Fidelity Fund, and $100,000 from Depp.
The remaining $500,000 came from the accounts of an investment firm called Vanguard. Doherty declared in court, "I believe this is a fund set up by Elon Musk."
Nor did Doherty guess, pulling out a printed copy of the document and email, which involved the money. In addition, according to the content of the email, Hilde does not intend to pay the donation in one lump sum, she is prepared to provide it within 10 years.
Doherty also said they asked hilde in 2019 when the next donation would come in and that "she was having financial difficulties." And this difficulty is likely to be what Hilde's lawyer said before, and Hollywood actress needs to use the "breakup fee" to pay her legal fees.
The name of Tesla's president, one of Hield's ex-boyfriends, appeared at the trial the day before, and according to Depp's then-agent, Christian Carino (also Lady Gaga's ex-fiancé), Hield never loved Musk. However, it is estimated that Musk did not think so, otherwise he would not have paid $500,000 for it.
Hilde and Musk met on the set in 2013, although there was news at the time that "they burst into flames", but it was not until 2017, after the two divorced their exs, that they began to go on public dates, during which they also experienced a breakup but soon got back together, but not long after, in February 2018, Musk announced that it was "completely over".
But just last July, Hield announced that he had a daughter (not her own pregnancy), and the outside world also speculated that the father of the now more than 1-year-old child was likely Tolk musk.
Hilde, who let her boyfriend donate money, did not give up on occupying the property of her ex-husband Depp.
According to evidence provided in court by Depp's lawyers, after the divorce Hilde threatened Depp that if she did not continue to support her financially, then she would apply for a restraining order and make the matter public. But if Depp did what she asked, it would keep things out of the spotlight.
Hilde's offer included letting her and her friends live for free in a Depp-owned Penthouse in Los Angeles, and depp had to pay her $125,000 (about 828,000 RMB) in legal-related fees.
Hilde also asked for "exclusive use and ownership" of a black Land Rover, but various expenses were to be borne by Depp.
Although the trial will not be completed until the end of May this year, and who will lose and who wins cannot be determined now, haihou's "greedy and stingy" nature has basically been fully displayed, and it is really disappointing and embarrassing for her supporters.