Amber Heard was spotted enjoying a day out in Soho with her girlfriend Bianca Butti following the end of ex-husband Johnny Depp‘s dramatic libel case.

The actress, 34, held hands with her love, 38, as they stepped out in Soho, in the wake of dramatic revelations heard in court.

The Aquaman star looked stunning in a muticolour patterned dress, boots and sunglasses, while Bianca opted for a white shirt, jeans and a grey sun hat.

United front: Amber Heard was spotted enjoying a day out in Soho with her girlfriend Bianca Butti following the end of ex-husband Johnny Depp ‘s dramatic libel case

On Tuesday Amber fought back tears outside London’s High Court as she said it had been ‘incredibly painful’ to relive the break-up of her marriage to Johnny, 57, following the end of his 16-day libel trial.

The couple went mask free for their outing as they made the most of the sun on their day off following the intense trial.

They looked very loved-up as they donned sunglasses as Amber turned heads in the strappy midi.

Strong together: The actress, 34, held hands with her love as they stepped out in Soho, in the wake of dramatic revelations heard in court

Stylish pair: The Aquaman star looked stunning in a muticolour patterned dress, boots and sunglasses, while Bianca opted for a white shirt, jeans and a grey sun hat

Defiant: Actress Amber has been out and about in the capital following the end of her ex Johnny’s historic libel trail

Fashionistas: The couple wore contrasting styles as they headed out together to make the most of the summer

Actress Amber has been out and about in the capital following the end of her ex Johnny’s historic libel trail.

On Tuesday Amber fought back tears as she delivered an emotional closing statement, following what’s been dubbed ‘The Trial of the Century.’

She said: ‘I travelled to the UK to testify in these proceedings as a witness to assist the Court.

‘After obtaining a restraining order in 2016 and finalising our divorce, I wanted to move on with my life. I did not file this lawsuit and, despite its significance, I would have preferred not to be in court.

Stepping out: The couple went mask free for their outing as they made the most of the sun on their day off following the intense trial

Moving on: On Tuesday Amber fought back tears as she delivered an emotional closing statement, following what’s been dubbed ‘The Trial of the Century’

Day out: They looked very loved-up as they donned sunglasses as Amber turned heads in the strappy midi

Splashing the cash: The loved-up couple went into a jewellery store as they enjoyed their day off in the capital

Legal wranglings: Amber has been involved in the high profile case whose judgment isn’t expected until September

‘It has been incredibly painful to relive the break-up of my relationship, have my motives and my truth questioned, and the most traumatic details of my life with Johnny shared in court and broadcast around the world.

‘I stand by my testimony in court and I now place my faith in British justice.

Amber Heard’s statement in full

I travelled here to the UK to testify as a witness to assist the court.

After obtaining a restraining order in 2016 and finalising my divorce, I just wanted to move on with my life. I did not file this lawsuit and, despite its significance, I would have preferred not to be here in court.

It has been incredibly painful to relive the break up of my relationship, have my motives and my truth questioned, and the most traumatic and intimate details of my life with Johnny shared in court and broadcast around the world.

I stand by my testimony and I now place my faith in British justice.

Although I did not bring this lawsuit, I am aware of the precious resources being consumed by his litigation and will be glad to see those resources redirected to more important legal matters delayed by the Covid-19 pandemic.

I appreciate the dedication, the hard work and support of the defence legal team, as well as my UK and US lawyers.

I also wish to extend my thanks to the very diligent and kind court staff and the police, who have been so sensitive in ensuring my safety and protection so that I could testify in safety.

And finally, my heartfelt thanks for the tremendous outpouring of support and the many messages I have received from around the world. You have given me so much strength and I send it back to you.

‘Although I did not bring this lawsuit, I am aware of the precious resources being consumed by his litigation and will be glad to see those resources re-directed back to more important legal matters already delayed by the Covid-19 pandemic.

‘I appreciate the dedication, hard work and support of the defence legal team, as well as my UK and US lawyers.

‘I also wish to extend my thanks to the very kind and diligent court staff and the police, who have been so sensitive in ensuring my protection so that that I could testify in safety.

‘And finally, my heartfelt thanks for the tremendous outpouring of support and the many messages I have received from around the world. You have given me so much strength and I send it back to you.’

As Amber turned to go back into court, boos rang out from Depp’s supporters who have been outside the High Court in large numbers on the final day of the 16-day hearing.

The Pirates of the Caribbean star received a rapturous welcome upon his arrival this morning and signed autographs as dozens of fans made their presence known, armed with flowers, gifts and banners reading: ‘Justice for Johnny’ and ‘Abuse has no gender. Men can be victims too.’

The end of his sensational libel trial against The Sun newspaper will also have a major impact on another high-profile case the Hollywood star is bringing against ex-wife in the US.

Judgement in the High Court trial in London is not expected to be delivered by Mr Justice Nicol until late September, giving Johnny’s lawyers enough time to prepare for his US defamation case against Amber, which is expected to get underway next January.

In the US proceedings, Depp is suing Heard for $50 million over a 2018 article she wrote in the Washington Post in which she describes herself as being a domestic abuse survivor.

Although Depp is not specifically named, his lawyers allege that it is obvious that the article refers to him and labels the actor of being a domestic abuser.

The three-week libel trial against The Sun in London, in which Depp hopes to win £350,000 in damages, has widely been seen as a ‘dress rehearsal’ for the US hearing, which will take place in Virginia.

It will feature all the same witnesses that appeared on behalf of either Depp or Heard in London and is also based on the same bombshell evidence that was produced at the High Court over the past few weeks.

Screen star: Johnny Depp raised a clenched fist above his head as he departed the High Court in London for the final time on Tuesday

Words: Amber Heard’s statement in full delivered on the steps of the Royal Courts of Justice in London on Tuesday

Drama: Johnny is also bringing a US defamation case against Amber (pictured outside the High Court on Tuesday), which is expected to get underway next year

The US hearing will also result in Depp and Heard returning to the witness box again to divulge details of their stormy relationship, which have already generated widespread publicity around the world.

Defamations from the former Hollywood couple and their witnesses have already been filed in the US, with the war of words between their respective camps already underway.

Depp’s defence in the US also mirrors the one that has featured at the High Court; that it was Heard and not him who was physically abusive in their relationship and that he is the victim of a ‘hoax’ orchestrated by her and her associates.