REVEALED: Amber Heard stayed in a $22,000-a-month Virginia mansion during defamation battle with Johnny Depp
The house sits on an acre of land, and sports a tennis court, a home movie theater, eight bedrooms, and a pair of sweeping staircases in the entryway.
Witnesses spotted Heard at the house with her family and security detail at the house in McLean, Virginia, a leafy suburb of Washington D.C. Heard's attorney recently said the actress 'absolutely' cannot afford to pay the $8.35m damages owed to Depp, and that she intends to appeal the verdict
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