Johnny Depp BITES Leaves Off Foliage Backdrop as He Raises Toast
Depp amused photographers by biting leaves from a hedge backdrop and posing with greenery in his mouth at the DRINK Las Vegas festival.
- Johnny Depp attended the DRINK Las Vegas festival at Park MGM, where the 63-year-old actor entertained photographers by pulling leaves from a fake hedge backdrop.
- Other guests at the festival included Shaquille and Sammy Hagar; Depp wore a black vest, orange sunglasses, and a cowboy hat while enjoying the event.
- The Pirates of the Caribbean star bit a stem with leaves from the hedge, posing with the greenery in his mouth while appearing amused for photographers.
- This playful moment follows years of publicity surrounding the actor's reputation, as speculation regarding his habits has persisted with the public monitoring his behavior.
- Alice Cooper, musician, stated in 2025 that Depp avoided alcohol during their tour, though he was seen drinking during a Times of London interview later that year.
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Johnny Depp raises a toast before pulling off bizarre leaf stunt
Johnny Depp gave photographers a funny surprise while attending a food and drink festival in Las Vegas.The 63-year-old actor was at Park MGM for DRINK Las Vegas. He was seen enjoying the event and raising a glass with other...
Johnny Depp Bites Leaves From Foliage Backdrop as He Raises a Toast
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