Amber Heard is now making headlines—not because of his husband, but somebody else. It’s no one else but Twitter’s new CEO, Elon Musk. The new owner of Twitter has bought this networking site for US$44 billion. He has been in the limelight since becoming CEO and has been making many changes.
Amid all this, Hollywood actress Amber Heard, who was Elon’s ex-girlfriend, has come into the limelight by deleting her Twitter account. We all know that Amber Heard had also been in discussion about the defamation suit against Johnny Depp, which she unfortunately lost.
One user shared a picture of Amber Heard’s Twitter account on Twitter, which read: “This account does not exist.” In the caption, he wrote, “Amber Heard has deleted her Twitter.” Twitter users are rapidly giving their feedback on this. One user wrote, “Good that she is taking care of herself,” while another wrote, “Ex-boyfriend Elon asked her to remove it.” At the same time, another wrote, “He will not have money for the blue tick.”
Amber Heard has deleted her Twitter. pic.twitter.com/yrFGpLirh9
— ThatUmbrellaGuy (@ThatUmbrella) November 1, 2022
Similarly, people are making different guesses on why Amber deleted her Twitter account, but the exact information about it has not been revealed yet.
Let us tell you, Johnny Depp and Amber Heard met in 2010 during the shooting of their film, The Rum Diaries. After this, they tied the knot in 2015 and separated after a year. The couple officially got divorced in 2017. After separating from Johnny, Amber started dating Elon, and in 2016, their relationship made a lot of headlines. However, their relationship lasted only for a year before they got separated. But in 2018, the news of the two reuniting came out, and they broke up again after being in a relationship for a few months.
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