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Amber Heard’s Hollywood pals Kristen Stewart, Cara Delevingne, and Margot Robbie break ties with her amid her legal fights with Johnny Depp?

Heard apparently needed to move into a smaller house because she has no money coming in.

Amber Heard’s Hollywood pals Kristen Stewart, Cara Delevingne, and Margot Robbie break ties with her amid her legal fights with Johnny Depp?

Life has not been easy for Hollywood star Amber Heard for a few years now. But after losing the much-publicised legal battle against her ex-husband Jonny Depp, it has become even more difficult, it seems.

The Aquaman star has not only lost the slander lawsuit, but she has also lost some of her best friends in the industry, including Kristen Stewart, Cara Delevingne, and Margot Robbie. Yes, you read that absolutely right! It seems not only so many producers and companies, her best friends have also lost faith in the actress.


According to reports, Heard apparently needed to move into a smaller house because she lost money and new projects and did not have new money coming in. So, she asked several of her A-list acquaintances for help, but they all ignored her.

A source informs a publication that Heard first reached out to Margot Robbie, Cara Delevingne, and Kristen Stewart for assistance, but to no avail.

The insider claimed, “Amber has reached out to her old friends Kirsten Stewart, Cara Delevingne, and Margot Robbie, hoping they will help her find a place to live. She is getting snubbed and, in many cases, flat out ghosted.”

According to the insider, while a number of people sympathised with Heard when she lost the trial against Depp, the actress has also become radioactive.

Talking about Depp, despite the fact that he won his lawsuit, some of the people who liked his post-trial victory post on Instagram began un-liking them weeks later after a vault of unseen evidence that was blocked from being shown in court emerged in the media.

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