Johnny Depp is back into the headlines and again for wrong reasons. His former business managers at The Management Group have accused him of being a habitual liar who does not take responsibility for his actions, leading the "Pirates of the Caribbean" actor to say that they have destroyed his trust a good deal.
The verbal duel between Johnny Depp and his ex-managers at The Management Group has intensified after the latter accused the actor of being a habitual liar. According to Washington Times, Depp has said that his former managers have disappointed him and asked them as to why did they keep him as their client if he was so irresponsible. In an interview, Depp said that he had trusted a lot of people in all these years but it is clear that some took his advantage.
Notably, the former managers at The Management Group or TMG, run by Rob and Joel Mandel are being sued by Johnny Depp for mismanagement of his finances and the actor has said that they owe him $25 million. On Wednesday, the war took an ugly turn when the spokesperson for TMG said that Depp is someone who lies and never takes responsibility for his hideous actions and persuades others to lie for him. The actor was accused of overspending and leading a lifestyle that was way ahead of his means.
To this, Depp retorted that TMG should have dropped him if they had issues with his conduct. He also said that his money was no one's business and no one should raise any question even if he decides to purchase 15,000 cotton balls a day.
Well, the fight has taken a seriously nasty turn and TMG is said to have come up with this allegation after Depp's lawyers said that the company of preventing one of their employees from filing his testimony that is said to be against TMG. It may be mentioned here that Johnny Depp was previously embroiled in a case of domestic violence against his ex-wife Amber Heard and both parted ways in January this year.
