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I feel kinda bad for her.
Regardless of being right or wrong, I can't imagine having all the intimate details of a toxic relationship just be strewn about for the whole world to see in a media circus.
Not saying she's innocent by any means, she's crazy, but so is Depp.
If anyone has been in a deeply toxic relationship, it's crazy how much your personality changes. After watching some of that ridiculous trial I had to stop. It started to remind me of my personal experiences with bad relationships. I never experienced anything that extreme, but I feel if time went on, it would not have been too far off.
They're both terrible people. But I guess the internet likes the story because it's a rare case of "attractive woman pays the consequences"
We rarely see famous people, let alone famous women get punished for their terrible behavior.
But yeah, I'm sure all this attention does not help a person going through a difficult emotional experience
It's not the internet. It's only America that's interested in this story. America loves its movie celebrities.