Update: Johnny Depp Changed His Amber Heard Tattoo From "Slim" To "Scum" To "Scam"

In a new interview with British GQ, Depp reveals that he changed his tattoo again. He originally changed the tattoo from "slim" to "scum." It now reads "scam."

These days, Johnny Depp lives under the umbrage of Amber Heard's allegations of abuse. But, he still won't address it. In his first extensive interview in years, Depp talked about his legal troubles, and the wild slants of his career these past few years, but he refused to mention Heard by name. Still, she looms over the interview. Per the Rolling Stone profile's author Stephen Rodrick, Depp's tattoo dedicated to Heard which read "slim" now reads "scum." That is the new "Wino forever." (After his split from Winona Ryder, Depp changed his "Winona" tattoo to, well.)

The details of Depp's divorce from Heard are gruesome, and have left Depp's career at odds with his public image. Heard filed for divorce in 2016, following reports of domestic abuse. The artist iO Tillett Wright recalled calling 911 on Heard's behalf in an essay for Refinery29 published in June of that year.

"I got the phone call immediately after it happened, her screaming and crying, a stoic woman reduced to sobs," Wright wrote. The divorce has since been finalized, and Heard reportedly received $7 million in the settlement. (Because both sides have signed non-disclosure agreements, this number cannot be fully confirmed.) Depp appears to be moving on: He will appear in the upcoming Fantastic Beasts movie as Grindelwald, a casting choice that's encountered a lot of criticism. Plus, he has his band, Hollywood Vampires.

That doesn't change the fact, though, that Depp is deep in legal and financial trouble. He's currently suing The Management Group, which operated his business affairs for years, for negligence and breach of fiduciary duty. That might be because of wine — TMG asserts in its countersuit that Depp has a compulsory spending habit that revolves largely around wine. The piece begins with Depp suggesting "having some wine first." TMG alleged that Depp spends $30,000 a month on wine. Depp disagreed.

"It's insulting to say that I spent $30,000 on wine," Depp told Rodrick. "Because it was far more."

Read the full profile over at Rolling Stone.

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