Johnny Depp Details How Mom’s Alleged Abuse During Childhood Influenced His Fatherhood Journey
JUL 5 – Johnny Depp said his mother’s physical abuse during childhood influenced his decision to never repeat such behavior with his own children, as he shared in a recent interview.
- Johnny Depp revealed in a July 5, 2023 interview with The Telegraph that his late mother, Betty Sue Palmer, physically abused him during childhood.
- Depp discussed this abuse while testifying in his 2022 defamation trial against Amber Heard and said his experience shaped how he raises his children.
- He described being beaten with objects like a stick, shoe, ashtray, and phone, and called his mother violent and cruel but also noted she softened with age.
- Depp remarked that he learned from her example what methods to avoid in raising children and expressed his gratitude for that lesson.
- He expressed love for raising his children with ex Vanessa Paradis and said the south of France was the only place that felt like home to him.
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Johnny Depp Details How Mom’s Alleged Abuse During Childhood Influenced His Fatherhood Journey
Johnny Depp reflected on the alleged abuse he experienced at the hands of his mom Betty Sue Palmer, and how that has impacted the way he is a dad to his kids Lily-Rose and Jack.
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Read Full ArticleIn a shocking statement, international star Johnny Depp revealed painful details from his childhood, noting that he was subjected to physical and psychological abuse by his late mother, Betty Sue Palmer, and asserting that she was the reason for shaping his own view of fatherhood...
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