Kate Moss Did NOT Testify At Johnny Depp, Amber Heard Trial, New Conspiracy Claims

Kate Moss made news after testifying in support of her ex-boyfriend in the Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard trial.

The jury found that Depp's charges against his ex-wife were accurate at the end of the six-week trial on June 1. He was granted $10.35 million in damages.

However, throughout the nearly month-long trial, additional high-profile witnesses, including Moss, took the stand.

She sided with Depp when Heard invoked Moss' name in court while discussing a supposed assault event involving the supermodel, Heard's sister, and Depp.

Moss spoke in court for less than five minutes and stated unequivocally that Depp never mistreated or beat her while they were together.

In her testimony, she told Benjamin Chew that she went down the steps, injuring her back, and called for Depp because all she could think about was how much agony she was in.

The "Edward Scissorhands" star then went to her aid, carrying her to her room and arranging for emergency attention.

"He never shoved me, kicked me, or pushed me down any stairs," Moss said again.

Kate Moss was quickly praised by Depp's supporters, who referred to her as a guardian angel.

However, after Amber Heard lost the legal case, several fans hatched a bizarre conspiracy theory concerning her evidence against the British actress.

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Kate Moss DID NOT Testify At Johnny Depp Case?

According to one Twitter user, Moss was a "deep fake" who took the stand that day.

A deep fake is a video or sound recording that modifies a person's face or voice in a way that appears genuine.

The social media user stated that around 4:06 minutes in a YouTube video, her eyes moved in slow motion or as a "fake glitch," and even claimed that Moss was a "hologram AI."

To back up the claim, the user uploaded footage of other celebrities who had been severely falsified, including Tom Cruise.

More of Heard's fans went on to brand Depp a "insane and nasty monster" and believe he should be locked up.

Fans of Johnny Depp, on the other hand, slammed the Twitter user who believed Kate Moss was a deep fake, stating, "You have lost your f----g mind."

Another individual expressed sympathy for the Twitter user, stating, "It appears that you are on the wrong side of most problems. My heartfelt condolences to your family for having to deal with you."

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