Amber Heard has accused Jason Momoa and director James Wan of bullying her on the set of Aquaman 2, but there is no evidence to support her claims.
Heard’s accusations first surfaced in court documents filed as part of her ongoing legal battle with ex-husband Johnny Depp. In the documents, Heard alleges that Momoa and Wan made her feel uncomfortable on set and that she was subjected to verbal and physical abuse.
However, no one else has come forward to corroborate Heard’s claims. In fact, Momoa and Wan have both denied the allegations.
Momoa has said that he is “shocked and saddened” by Heard’s accusations and that he has “never been anything but respectful to her.” Wan has also denied the allegations, calling them “completely false.”
It is important to note that Heard has a history of making false allegations. In 2016, she accused Depp of domestic violence, but these allegations were later found to be false.
It is also worth noting that Heard is currently facing a defamation lawsuit from Depp. Depp is suing Heard for $50 million, alleging that she defamed him by falsely accusing him of domestic violence.
Given Heard’s history of making false allegations and the fact that no one else has come forward to corroborate her claims, it is fair to be skeptical of her accusations against Momoa and Wan.
It is possible that Heard is making these accusations in an attempt to discredit Momoa and Wan and to damage their reputations. It is also possible that Heard is simply trying to get attention.
Whatever the case may be, it is important to remember that Heard’s accusations are just that: accusations. There is no evidence to support them, and Momoa and Wan have both denied them.