Amber Heard Grabs Veggies Braless Amid Bloody Johnny Depp War

Scroll for the photos. They come as a Change.org petition to remove Amber from her Mena "Aquaman" role tops 1.49 million signatures, although Amber has maintained her enthusiasm for the role, even making a statement about it.

The photos showed Amber carefree and COVID-safe. The "Justice League" star, seen with girlfriend Bianca Butti, was spotted on Sunday at a Los Angeles Farmer's Market, and she'd picked an appropriate look, seen outfitted in a stunning, floral-print red dress worn braless, with matching flat sandals keeping it practical.

Amber, also wearing a blue face mask and seen with both Butti and a male friend, was spotted carrying her purchases – she'd gone healthy with bags of fresh green produce.

Headlines have been anything but easy-going for the star of late, though. Depp losing his $1 million libel suit against The Sun brought the actor being fired from the "Fantastic Beasts" franchise, with the "wife beater" term used by The Sun's editor Dan Wootton seemingly deemed all-okay by a court.

Amber, who claimed she was a victim of domestic violence in a 2018 Washington Op-Ed, also seeing a $50 defamation lawsuit filed against her by Depp, has held her head high as calls for her firing mount up.

"I'm super excited about the amount of fan love and the amount of fan appreciation that Aquaman has acquired and that it has garnered so much excitement for Aquaman and Mera that it means we'll be coming back," she told EW of her role.

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Amber, who filed for divorce from her superstar ex-husband in 2016, might see a delay in the $50 million defamation lawsuit on account of COVID, but the actress still faces a mountain of allegations from Depp. On the flip-side, Amber claims that Depp was violent towards her. This summer, Depp alleged that Amber or a friend had defecated in the former couple's bed, stating that this was the "last straw" in their marriage.

Amber was present at the libel lawsuit in London's High Court this fall, despite her involvement in the case not being a direct one.