The trial of Depp v. ex-wife Hilde for defamation is still ongoing.
According to the well-known British media "Mirror" reported on May 4, Hilde stated the details of Depp's violence against her at trial.
Hield, holding back tears in court, told how he and Depp had fallen in love, and after their relationship began to become strained, Depp began to evaluate her dress, slapped her, and conducted a body cavity search.
Hilde said the first slap was during an "ordinary conversation" between husband and wife when they were sitting on a couch with a can of "cocaine" in front of them. Hilde asked about the "Forever Drunkard" tattoo on Depp's arm and smiled, when Depp suddenly slapped her. Hield didn't know what was going on, and she thought Depp was just joking, but that wasn't the case.
Depp scolded her, "You think you're a funny bitch," and slapped her again. Hilde realized that it wasn't a joke before, and she didn't keep laughing, but didn't know what to do, just stared at Depp, who slapped her again. Depp slapped her three times and ruined her life.
Hilde said that as a woman, he had never been beaten like this, and he sat next to a beloved man and was beaten by him for no reason. Hield felt sad, knowing he had to leave him, but didn't want to leave.
Depp apologized to her afterwards and promised never to do so again, saying he would rather cut off his own hand than hit her again. In order to make up for the mistake, I also bought a lot of expensive cosmetics to apologize.
The "body cavity search" took place in 2013, when the couple was on vacation with friends, and Hield and his friends sat by a campfire that day, a woman rested her head on Hilde's arm, and Depp acted angry. As soon as the couple got into the trailer, Depp began rummaging through things and asked Hilde where they were.
In order to find his drugs, Depp tore off Hilde's skirt and underwear and conducted a body cavity search on her.
"Depp stuck his finger into my body and I was just standing there staring at the stupid lights, I didn't know what to do... I didn't shout stop or say anything else. Hilde said.
The next morning Hilde wanted things to "get back to normal," and she said she felt lonely.