Johnny Depp & Amber Heard's Former Penthouse Is On The Market

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's former home is up for sale!

The now-estranged couple spent most of their 15-month marriage living together in the LA house.

The penthouse is one of the five that the Golden Globe Award winner owns at the top of Los Angeles' Eastern Columbia Building. 

According to ET, soon after their divorce in 2016, Depp listed and sold all five penthouses for a combined $12.78 million. Although the five units were allegedly connected when Depp and Heard lived there, they got separated after he sold them.

The luxury condo that recently went on the market under the real estate company Douglas Elliman is selling for $1,765,000. The downtown LA penthouse is a one-bedroom, two-bathroom unit measured at 1,780 square feet.

The condo has two floors and features a living area overlooking a spacious kitchen with stainless steel equipment.

The former couple's house also has a dining table, jaw-dropping windows, and a second living space alongside the open-plan kitchen.

The iconic building's luxury amenities include a breathtaking rooftop pool, a spa, a sundeck, a garden, and a fitness studio. 

The Eastern Columbia Building penthouses were a prominent part of the testimony during Depp's defamation lawsuit against Heard, which wrapped up last week.

The hype around Depp and Heard's trial has not shown any signs of slowing down despite the judge's verdict. 

Days after the "Pirates of the Caribbean" star won the lawsuit; some spectators focused on making money by selling wristbands from the trial.

The six-week-long trial was held in Fairfax, Virginia, where the court sheriffs distributed wristbands as a crowd control measure at the highly publicized trial.

The Blast revealed that officials limited the number of wristbands to 100 for the main courtroom while giving an extra 100 – 150 bands for the overflow room.

The defamation suit spectators soon started selling the bands on the black market for fans who were desperate to access the courtroom.

Now, the black market-purchased wristbands, which come in two colors, are getting resold to the public via eBay. The bands are going for unbelievable prices ranging from three figures to mid-range four-figure price tags.

The orange hand bracelets, which reportedly have a lower significance, are going for $500, with a product description stating that spectators used the wristband in the courtroom on Thursday, May 26, 2022. 

The seller added that it "is number 77 for number 77 in line to enter the courtroom." 

The seller concluded the description by clarifying that they are willing to negotiate on the "priceless wristband."

Meanwhile, the higher-end blue wristband, distributed from the first day of the final week of Depp's lawsuit, was auctioned for about $5,000.

The band's description says it was from one of the "busiest days" of the defamation trial.

The band's anonymous seller claims that the wristband is from a "verified first-person source" and labels it as "a piece of celebrity culture history."

Amid the drama, Depp appears to be moving on with his life as The Blast recently reported that the "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" actor is making an album with rock guitarist Jeff Beck.

Depp revealed that the actor and Beck are releasing a new album next month. The guitarist first made mention of the project, which is due for a July release, on June 2, when he said:

"I met this guy five years ago, and we've never stopped laughing since. We actually made an album. I don't know how it happened. It will be out in July."

The actor showed seriousness when he joined Beck onstage in the United Kingdom and performed a six-song set.

The set included the covers of Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On," their remake of John Lennon's 1970's "Isolation," Jimi Hendrix's "Little Wing," and other songs by  Killing Joke and Dennis Wilson. 

While it is unclear if Depp will join Beck at his other tour venues, the guitarist announced concert dates are between June 4 and June 7. The show kicked off on June 4 at Apollo, Manchester. 

Beck will round off the tour at the York Barbican.