In the aftermath of the high-profile defamation case between Amber Heard and Johnny Depp, the legal entanglements continue to unravel. Heard is now embroiled in a legal dispute with her insurer, New York Marine and General Insurance Co., over the payment of the defamation case's settlement.

Heard was initially ordered to pay Depp $15 million, but the two parties eventually agreed on a smaller sum. However, the insurer is now arguing that it is not liable for the payment, alleging that Heard "wilfully" committed wrongdoing in the defamation case. Heard has countered this claim with a lawsuit of her own, asserting that the company agreed to pay $1 million without restrictions.

While this legal battle unfolds, Depp is facing financial challenges of his own. The actor, who was once one of Hollywood's highest earners, has taken out a $10 million mortgage on his West Hollywood castle-like mansion. This move comes after Depp reportedly spent his $650 million fortune on litigation and extravagant spending.

Despite these financial struggles, Depp continues to maintain a presence in the entertainment industry. He recently received a standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival for his role in "Jeanne du Barry," and is currently touring Europe with his band, Hollywood Vampires.

Meanwhile, Heard has sought privacy in Spain, where she has moved with her daughter. Despite the ongoing legal issues, she is set to return to the public eye with a new movie premiere and her upcoming role in "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom."

As these legal battles continue to unfold, the repercussions of the defamation case between Heard and Depp continue to ripple through their personal and professional lives. The saga serves as a reminder of the complex interplay between celebrity, wealth, and the legal system.