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Back in 2010, Anna Heard stated that she was gay and in a relationship with Tasya van Ree. Fast forward to 2015, she got married to Johnny Depp whose net worth is 400 million compared to Amber's 9 million.

However, 1 years into the marriage Amber filed for divorce. During the court cases that followed, she came with a bruise on her face and claimed that Johnny depp assualted her during their marriage.

Heard showed up with her lawyer, Samantha Spector, armed with photos showing various bruises... she claims Depp inflicted various times during their marriage. Heard claims the pic was taken shortly after she was allegedly struck. Heard claims after he allegedly hit her he offered her money to stay quiet, but instead she filed for divorce first thing Monday morning.

It's interesting... she's asking for a temporary restraining order claiming there's an immediate threat of harm, but Depp has been out of town since Wednesday promoting his new movie. Depp's lawyer, Laura Wasser, appeared on his behalf. Needless to say. Ambeer restraining order was granted and she and her girlfriend were seen inside Depp's home while Depp was not allowed to enter the compound or else he would be arrested.

The final result of their divorce:
Heard will keep the dogs — Pistol and Boo — who were at the center of the couple’s infamous dog smuggling showdown with Australian officials in 2015.

Heard will also keep a horse named Arrow, as well as two vehicles, a 2015 Range Rover and a 1968 Ford Mustang.

Depp came away with all of his properties and real estate holdings across the globe, including Los Angeles, his home state of Kentucky, France and the Bahamas, where he retreated during his divorce.

However, he has to pay 7 million dollars to Heard as part of a settlement within 1 year.

I love my dog. I love my boyfriend. But we are having some serious issues. My boyfriend and I have been together for three years, we have lived together for two, and recently we got a puppy. He's adorable and fairly well trained, but being a puppy he has a lot of energy. My boyfriend doesn't understand it because he's never lived with a dog (and I have lived with many) so he gets very frustrated. Sometimes he grabs him by the skin or pins him and screams at him, or holds his mouth closed until my puppy cries. Once I swear my boyfriend waited until he was out of the apartment and hit him, though he denies it and I can't prove it cause I didn't see it, I only heard a slap and my dog cry. My puppy starting to show a lot of symptoms of the treatment: he's wary of strangers petting him, he sometimes cowers, he sometimes pees when he's grabbed, and he challenges my boyfriend by barking at him and standing his ground. I even have this horrible feeling of dread leaving them alone now, because I never know how my pup will be treated when I'm not around...

I just need someone to tell me whether or not this is in my head, because my boyfriend says it is. He says it's normal for people to grab them by their skin and pin them as he does, but I feel like it's worse than that. Still, he talks it away and brushes it off his shoulder every time I try to talk to him. I've offered to take the puppy to classes to even better train him, but he refuses to come and be part of it (which is important in dog training, to have the owners who will be saying the commands present). I've bought him more toys to distract him, I take him on walks over an hour long so he'll be tired and it's less likely they'll bother each other. I just don't know what to do or if I really am blowing it out of proportion. I need to know if my dog is going to be okay.

Please let me know what you think.

So I’ve worked for my company for two years and I’ve known since early on that my boss is really really good friends with the head of HR and part owner of our firm.

As I got to know more people outside of the office certain things would be mentioned in casual conversations.

During a Fitbit competition I was complaining about the two women always sneaking in extra steps before midnight. A guy told me, well “they” have all those dogs and they have to be walked one at a time. My boss told me she didn’t own dogs.

Finally someone mentioned the HR/ Owner was trying to stall my boss from leaving their house this morning. So I finally ask a friend if they live together and she said yes, she didn’t know that they were in a relationship until a couple of years ago. So she worked for the company for 4 years before someone let her in on the secret.

I feel pretty silly and a bit hurt. I think at least at a basic level maybe not legally but ethically I probably had some right to know about the conflict of Interest.

But mostly I just feel like a fool recalling throughout today all of the times my boss directly lied to me about certain details or concealed details about where she lives, who she went on vacation with and basically everything.

Why keep it secret it does more harm than just letting it come up through the course of conversation. And it isn’t a secret applied consistently, most people know and many actively aide in the cover up.

It really feels like lie by omission and I just feel a little disrespected by the whole charade. Like maybe people I work with felt it was time I should know. HR and my boss both know I found out but didn’t come to talk to me about it.

So I’ve worked for my company for two years and I’ve known since early on that my boss is really really good friends with the head of HR and part owner of our firm.

But slowly as I got to know more people outside of the office certain things would be mentioned in casual conversations.

During a Fitbit competition I was complaining about the two women always sneaking in extra steps before midnight. A guy told me, well “they” have all those dogs and they have to be walked one at a time. My boss told me she didn’t own dogs.

Finally someone mentioned the HR manager was trying to stall my boss from leaving their house this morning. So I finally ask a friend if they live together and she said yes, she didn’t know that they were in a relationship until a couple of years ago. So she worked for the company for 4 years before someone let her in on the secret.

I feel pretty silly and a bit hurt. I think at least at a basic level maybe not legally but ethically I probably had some right to know about the conflict of Interest.

But mostly I just feel like a fool recalling throughout today all of the times my boss directly lied to me about certain details or concealed details about where she lives, who she went on vacation with and basically everything.

Why keep it secret it does more harm than just letting it come up through the course of conversation. And it isn’t a secret applied consistently, most people know and many actively aide in the cover up.

It really feels like lie by omission and I just feel a little disrespected by the whole charade. Like maybe people I work with felt it was time I should know. HR and my boss both know I found out but didn’t come to talk to me about it.