Johnny Depp is standing firm in his cases that ex Amber Heard's declaration in their continuous criticism preliminary is "all bogus."

As he got back to the stand Wednesday, the entertainer told the court in Fairfax, Virginia, "No person is awesome, positively not. Not a solitary one of us. Yet, I have at no point ever dedicated sexual battery, actual maltreatment, this multitude of amazing, unbelievable accounts of me committing these things and living with it for a long time and holding back to have the option to bring reality out."

"This is difficult for any of us; that's what I know," Depp added, saying prior, "I don't think anybody appreciates parting themselves open and come clean."

Of Heard — who has kept up with that all that she has said in regards to the supposed maltreatment she got because of Depp, 58, has been honest — Depp said on the stand that the entertainer's declaration was "crazy," had "gained out of influence" and was "horrendous," "horrifying," "ludicrous" and "embarrassing."He additionally referred to it as "difficult," "savage," "over the top," "inconceivably ruthless," "brutal" — and "all misleading."

"Regardless, I arrived and I came clean, and I have supported what I've been carrying on my back hesitantly for a considerable length of time," he said.