Jennifer Grey presents some perception into her short-lived romance with Johnny Depp in her new memoir, in line with excerpts obtained by The Independent.
The “Soiled Dancing” star describes Depp in her upcoming e book “Out of the Nook” as “loopy jealous and paranoid” with an “unwell mood,” in line with the outlet.
Based on The Unbiased, Gray writes in her e book that she was arrange with Depp by her agent in 1989, two years after the discharge of “Soiled Dancing,” and as Depp was starring in “21 Soar Avenue.” The present helped propel Depp into fame — in 1990, Depp would go on to star in “Edward Scissorhands.”
“We ate, talked, drank Jack Daniel’s, laughed our asses off, took cigarette breaks midcourse,” Gray wrote about their first date, per the outlet. “He was so ridiculously stunning. And surprisingly open, humorous, quirky and candy … ”
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Based on Gray, Depp proposed to her inside two weeks of assembly her. However their relationship shortly grew to become sophisticated.
“Johnny was commuting each week backwards and forwards from Vancouver, however had begun increasingly more frequently to be moving into hassle: fights in bars, skirmishes with cops,” she wrote, in line with The Unbiased. “He’d began lacking his flights house to LA having overslept or, when he did come house, he’d be loopy jealous and paranoid about what I’d been as much as whereas he was gone. I attributed his unwell mood and unhappiness to him feeling depressing and powerless to get off ‘21 Soar Avenue.’”
Gray broke her off her engagement with Depp simply earlier than her twenty ninth birthday, after he left for a gathering and didn’t come again or contact her for a lot of hours.
The information of Gray’s description of Depp in her memoir comes amid the “Pirates of the Caribbean” star’s defamation trial in opposition to his ex-wife Amber Heard. Depp is suing Heard over a 2018 Washington Post op-ed by Heard wherein she referred to herself as a “public determine representing home abuse.” Heard didn’t title Depp within the op-ed, however Depp claims it’s defamatory as a result of it refers to earlier accusations Heard made when she sought a restraining order in opposition to him in 2016. Depp has denied the abuse allegations.
HuffPost has reached out to Depp for remark, however didn’t obtain an instantaneous response.
