She went on to say: 'As for what Johnny says about my so-called 'agenda' in marrying him, for financial benefit or to somehow further my career, that is preposterous. In her statement, Ms Heard also said: 'Johnny says that I have been diagnosed as borderline (or borderline toxic narcissistic) personality disorder, and that I have other unspecified personality disorders - that I am a sociopath, etc. 'This is all completely untrue.' Ms Heard said: 'I have never had an eating disorder, I have never been diagnosed with bipolar, I have never had a history of substance abuse or (of) liquor.' The note also said: 'AH reports a history of substance abuse, including addiction to cocaine and liquor.' Ms Laws asked Ms Heard about a medical note written by a nurse, Erin Boerum, who wrote Ms Heard had 'a history of anxiety' and had suffered from an eating disorder and ADHD. every one of those assertions by you is a lie, isn't it?' Ms Heard said they were not. Ms Laws said: 'I suggest that they are all lies.

In a witness statement submitted to the court (pictured, a sketch today), Ms Heard addressed allegations about her own drink and drug use Giving evidence to the High Court this morning, Ms Heard was asked by Eleanor Laws QC, representing Mr Depp, about the claims in her witness statement she 'wouldn't take cocaine at all when you were with Mr Depp' nor would she 'drink to excess'. She wrote: 'Frankly there was no need to lie, it was clear to everyone around him that he was doing drugs and drinking and he himself invited medical intervention to address it.' 'To this end, I spent years trying to support him to get sober to help him and to save our relationship.' Ms Heard went on to say she 'did not lie about his drinking or drug use'. 'It was in my self-interest to advocate for and to support and protect his sobriety,' she said. In the statement, Ms Heard also said it was 'preposterous that I could ever have encouraged Johnny to drink or take drugs'. The statement also says: 'I do like to drink wine, but I don't like to get drunk.' It adds: 'I rarely drink to an extent that would get me past what I would characterise as ''tipsy''.'

Ms Heard said she was prescribed Provigil in her 20s as she was 'having a hard time with sleep' and it was causing problems with her work schedule, and she takes it 'to this day in the prescribed dose'.

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