Courtney Love deletes video of Johnny Depp saving his life in 1995
- Courtney Love shared and deleted a post about her personal story with Johnny Depp.
- In that since deleted post, she said he saved her from an overdose in 1995, People reported.
- Laws issued an apparent follow-up Saturday and said she would “show neutral support.”
Courtney Love posted and deleted a video of Johnny Depp rescuing her from an overdose in 1995, in which she also seemed to suggest that Depp’s ex-wife Amber Heard was using a “movement” for her “own personal gain” in the middle of the former couple’s ongoing defamation. lawsuit, People reported.
The actress and Hole frontwoman posted what appeared to be a follow-up post Saturday on Instagram. Although she did not name Depp or Heard in the new post, she expressed regret for having engaged in “expressing thoughts online.”
“I would like to show neutral support for a friend,” Love wrote in the post, which was accompanied by a video of her walking her dog. “I do not want to bully. I have been bullied enough. I did not want to express my own bias / internalized misogyny.”
“I want nothing to do with contributing more online bullying to someone enduring being bullied that no one has ever been online. Ever,” she continued, apparently referring to Heard, who has been heavily criticized online.
Depp and Heard are currently involved in an ongoing lawsuit that came after Depp filed a defamation suit against Heard in 2019 in 2019, saying a statement she wrote about domestic violence had “ruined” his career. despite not naming him in it, Insider reported earlier. He also said Heard had abused him.
In response, Heard accused Depp of abusing her during their relationship. She filed a $ 100 million counterclaim in August 2020, and the trial began in Virginia in April.
Love shared his previous story with Depp in a since-deleted post
In his later-deleted post, Love said Depp gave her CPR in 1995 when she “overdosed outside the Viper Room,” according to People.
Love also said Depp wrote a letter to his daughter Frances Bean Cobain for her 13th birthday, at a time when Love was “on the hook” and her daughter “had to suffer with all these social workers,” People reported. Love reportedly said Depp “sent limousines” to his daughter’s school to transport her and her friends to watch the “Pirates of the Caribbean” movies.
She also commented on Heard’s involvement in the trial and insinuated that Heard played into the #MeToo movement to her own advantage.
“I’ve been the most hated woman in America, and I have a lot of empathy for how it must feel for Amber,” she said in the recently deleted video, according to The Cut. “But if you use a movement for your own personal gain, and you inhabit queer, feminist, intersectional spaces, and you abuse that moment, then I hope justice is served – whatever it is.”
In the follow-up post Saturday, Love said she “definitely [doesn’t] always doing the right thing, “and said she was” wrong. “
“The only important takeaway from what was posted is that I expressed that we should all stop having ‘fun with shadow fraud’,” she wrote.
“If I hurt anyone, please accept my fines,” Love said.