The trial of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard dominated TikTok

What’s completely lost in the noise is that Bredehoft didn’t mention Milani Cosmetics’ name at any point. Instead, she was explaining that Heard had learned the different colors to use to cover up bruises depending on their appearance. Milani did not invent color correction, and there were plenty of other color correction products on sale prior to 2017.

“I’ve gotten very good at it and will hear Amber’s testimony about how she mixes the different colors for the different days of the bruise,” Bredehoft said. “As they were, where they are developed in different colors and how you’re going to use it to touch those so you can cover it up.”

Depp’s PR rep was sending Milani TikTok to reporters. In an email seen by BuzzFeed News, the PR specialist asked to be identified as a “source close to JD” and claimed that what the attorney said had been refuted. Milani Cosmetics said it wasn’t aware of this.

By replying with TikTok, Melanie made herself the main character and got the influence of TikTok he might have been looking for for so long. But she did so by participating in an online hate train that focuses on a woman who says she has been abused.

Depp’s campaign wasn’t online—it was an in-person fan event, too. the judge address the court To say that overnight camping in the courtroom will not be allowed and to warn onlookers about gestures or facial expressions.

But that hasn’t stopped fans from showing support in creative ways. A fan showed up with the alpaca, and told the Washington Post Which I brought with them to brighten Deep’s day. Depp’s fans were also heard shouting “Witch!” And Boos heard outside the courtroom.