What did Elon Musk say about the alleged trio with Cara Delevingne and Amber Heard?

This Monday the trial hearings between Johnny Depp and his ex-wife, Amber Heard, continued . At the end of last week we saw only a glimpse of the rain of disqualifications, from the leaking of audios in which the actress confessed to having hit Depp or a recording where the protagonist of Pirates of the Caribbean said:

But the scandals between the couple are not recent. Just after divorcing, in 2016 rumors arose of an alleged relationship between Heard and tycoon Elon Musk, which even reached an alleged sexual trio that included the model Cara Delevingne. A strange episode in the three years that the marriage lasted.

According to the British newspaper The Daily Mail, Josh Drew, the ex-husband of Raquel Pennington, Heard’s best friend revealed intimate details of an alleged trio that occurred in 2016, in an attic owned by Jhonny Depp, in Los Angeles.

Even other versions reveal a direct romance between Heard and Delevingne, so Depp’s lawyers could call her to testify.

Given the rumors, the owner of Tesla cars denied the alleged trio:

“Life is too short to waste it on so much negativity. When this is all over, no one is going to look back and think it was a shame the case didn’t go on longer,” Musk said.

However, there are also rumors that Heard began her relationship with the owner of Space X before ending their marriage relationship.

Johnny Depp’s version

However, Depp insists that the trio performed on several occasions throughout the year leading up to his split with Heard, particularly at one of Musk’s homes in Los Angeles.

For this reason, Depp requested that both Musk and actor James Franco show all the messages or emails they exchanged with his ex -wife in the weeks before and after their separation and they could also call Delevigne to testify.

Meanwhile, the model has not spoken about it, but a few weeks ago she declared that she is pansexual and that she is attracted to someone’s personality, regardless of their gender.