Why did Amber Heard ditch her PR team before she takes the stand?
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‘It’s foolish to change teams in the middle of a trial like this because you don’t like the headlines,’ ex-Pete Buttigieg campaign manager Lis Smith said. Amber Heard has reportedly fired her publicist and hired a new one days before her court appearance, purportedly due to her dissatisfaction with the coverage of her much-discussed trial. Last week, Amber Heard parted ways with crisis PR agency Precision Strategies, citing dissatisfaction with how the trial was reported.
Why did Amber Heard ditch her PR team?
“She doesn’t like poor headlines,” a source told the New York Post. The 36-year-old ‘Aquaman’ actress is “frustrated with her tale not being portrayed correctly,” according to another insider. After several days of testimony by Johnny Depp, which turned hundreds of social media users against Amber Heard, this abrupt PR shift occurred. Amber Heard’s new PR company, directed by CEO David Shane, has already worked against Depp, highlighting charges made by Depp’s former business managers, who claimed that the actor was forced to engage a psychologist for his $2 million-per-month “compulsive spending” habit.
What did Lis Smith say about Amber Heard’s decision?
Ex-Pete Buttigieg campaign manager Lis Smith, on the other hand, said of Amber Heard’s decision. “It’s insane to switch teams in the middle of a trial just because the headlines aren’t to your liking”. Precision Strategies, her old PR business, was regarded as “one of the top crisis agencies” by her. “They won’t be able to change the course of history. Stephanie Cutter, an ex-Obama aide, and deputy campaign manager, co-founded the defunct public relations business. In recent developments in the case, Johnny Depp’s bodyguard Malcolm Connolly stated. That he had spotted scratches and marks on the actor’s face as his marriage to Amber Heard began to fray. Connolly testified in the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard trial on Thursday. April 28, telling the court that he watched Depp shift from. “happy in love” to “silent” as Amber Heard became more “dominant” and “demanding.”
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