Amber Heard Hides Disturbing Marks For Johnny Depp Divorce Deposition

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard saw their vicious divorce get even nastier — as the blonde beauty covered up bizarre marks on her arms while finally facing charges from Johnny's lawyers that she'd made up a story of domestic assault. But shortly afterwards, brutal home video leaked of Amber filming her hard-drinking husband causing a commotion in their kitchen.

"I've always been a private person, and I've always valued my private life," Amber once said — but the video that's been leaked shows Johnny's bisexual bride filming her husband having a temper tantrum while downing a massive glass of red wine. Domestic violence experts actually praised Amber for secretly filming the scene, with the clip ending as an angry Johnny discovers that he's being recorded.

"This tape is abusive behavior by any definition," said one counselor. "It's exactly the kind of  psychological abuse and intimidation that a court can consider to be domestic violence. Anyone with experience knows this kind of ranting is the kind of clear threat that often leads to physical attacks."

As earlier covered by The National ENQUIRER, there were reports that Amber faced a tough deposition with Johnny's lawyers — who had several witnesses insisting that she'd made up a story about being physically abused by Johnny. This damning new tape is a tough response, although Amber insists that she didn't release the humiliating home video.

"It was not what I wanted," said Amber, "and I am doing what I can to force the media to take it off the internet. I am attempting to resolve this matter in the most private way possible.” That still hasn't kept people from speculating about Amber's own health — after she sported long sleeves at the deposition just days after showing off troubling marks on her arms!

The cuts were clearly seen as Amber flew into Los Angeles from London — after nearly missing her meeting with Johnny's lawyers!

Johnny, however, is the star in the marriage with a history of self-iharming. The actor has admitted to intentionally scarring himself before — saying: "My body is a journal in a way. It's like what sailors used to do, where every tattoo meant something. A specific time in your life when you make a mark on yourself, whether you do it yourself with a knife or with a professional tattoo artist."