Amber Heard was cross-examined by Johnny Depp’s lawyer, Camille Vasquez, on the 17th day of the ongoing trial. Throughout the hearings, she mentioned Tasya Van Ree, the actress’ ex-partner.

 

Amber finished her testimony on the 17th of May. The trial is coming to a close on the 27th of this month, and it will be over soon.

 

The following is what we know about Tasya and her relationship with Amber.

 

Amber’s Ex-Partner: Everything You Need to Know Van Ree, Tasya

Tasya Van Ree is a painter and photographer from the United States. She has 46 years on this planet. She was born in Hawaii but now calls Los Angeles home.

 

Ree also founded The Untamed Elemental, a line of oracle deck cards. She is noted for challenging stereotypes about people’s identities through her work. She stated in an interview that she tries to dispel any preconceived notions about what a person should be.

 

Michelle Rodriguez from The Fast and the Furious, Katherine Moennig from The Lincoln Lawyer, and Matt Dallas from Baby Daddy are just a few of the celebrities Tasya has worked with. Her art has also been shown in a number of museums across the country.

 

Tasya Van Ree: Who Is She?

 

Tasya is a painter and photographer from the United States. She was born in Hawaii and now lives in Los Angeles at the age of 46.

 

She also founded The Untamed Elemental, a line of oracle deck cards.

 

In an interview, Tasya stated that she uses her art to challenge assumptions about people’s identities and preconceived notions about how they should be.

 

She has over 80,000 Instagram followers and a photo-filled profile.

 

Tasya has photographed celebrities such as Michelle Rodriguez, Katherine Monnig, and Matt Dallas.

 

Her work has been exhibited in museums all over the world.

 

In 2008, Amber and Tasya started dating.

 

The Aquaman actress sparked dating rumours with Ree in 2008. They were together for four years, from 2008 until 2012. Amber and Tasya have been in a domestic relationship since the year they met, according to Mirror UK.

 

During her courtship, Heard changed her last name to Van Lee. She reverted to her maiden name after the pair split up in 2012.

 

At the time, the fundamental reason for their breakup was never mentioned. They are said to have remained close even after their breakup.

Is it true that Amber Heard abused her ex-girlfriend Tasya Van Ree?

 

During the defamation trial, Depp stated, “Several people who have been in a relationship with Ms. Heard have come forward to recount their own experiences of extreme violence and other abuse at the hands of Ms. Heard.” Heard was arrested but not charged with domestic assault against Van Ree during an altercation at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport in 2009.

 

However, in 2016, the photographer claimed that the actress’ actions were “misinterpreted.”

 

Van Ree told Us Weekly, “Amber was falsely accused of an interaction that was misunderstood and sensationalised by two persons in positions of authority.” “I recall glimpses of misogynistic views toward us that later turned homophobic when they found we were domestic partners and not just ‘friends.'”

 

The charges against her were dismissed right once, and she was soon released.

 

” While there isn’t enough evidence to prove Heard’s guilt in their claimed fight, fans believe it stems from her alleged abuse of Depp.

 

Alec Baldwin’s daughter, Ireland Baldwin, chimed in. “I’ve met women who are exactly like this.

 

They are cold and manipulative, and they use their femininity to play the victim and turn the world against men because we live in a society where it is okay to declare that men are all terrible.

 

Baldwin added to her Instagram post.

 

“Men can also be abused, and Amber Heard is a cruel person.” I sincerely hope Johnny regains both his reputation and his life.”

When will the libel case be over?

The defamation action between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard will be heard on May 27. The Aquaman actress finished her testimony on May 17th.

 

The case was intended to end on May 19, but the court had to postpone it owing to a pause.

 

More evidence is expected to be presented as the trial approaches its fifth week.

 

Johnny Depp is suing Amber Heard for defamation over an op-ed she wrote in the Washington Post in 2018. In retribution, Heard is suing Depp.