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Johnny Depp’s ex-girlfriend Jennifer Gray has claimed the actor grew to become “paranoid” and “loopy jealous” when his star was rising.
Jennifer Gray admitted Johnny Depp turned “loopy jealous and paranoid” throughout their one-year relationship.
The Soiled Dancing actress opened up about her relationship with Depp in her upcoming memoir, Out of the Nook.
Depp and Gray first met in 1989 after being arrange on a blind date by the actress’ agent.
“We ate, talked, drank Jack Daniels, laughed our arses off, took cigarette breaks midcourse. He was so ridiculously stunning. And surprisingly open, humorous, quirky and candy,” Gray wrote, based on an excerpt obtained by The Impartial.
Depp hung out out of city throughout their relationship as his profession started to develop, and the 2 received a Pekingese-poodle named Lulu.
“She was our apply child and somebody to maintain me firm when Johnny was out of city,” she wrote.
When Depp, who’s at the moment concerned in a defamation trial with ex-wife Amber Heard, would return home to Gray, he could be “loopy jealous and paranoid,” based on the actress.
“Johnny was commuting each week forwards and backwards from Vancouver, however had begun increasingly more commonly to be stepping into bother: fights in bars, skirmishes with cops,” Gray defined.
“He’d began lacking his flights home to LA having overslept or, when he did come home, he’d be loopy jealous and paranoid about what I’d been as much as whereas he was gone,” she continued.
“I attributed his in poor health mood and unhappiness to him feeling depressing and powerless to get off [the TV series] 21 Bounce Avenue.”
Representatives for Depp didn’t remark when reached by Fox Information Digital.
Gray’s relationship with Depp got here on the heels of her break up with Matthew Broderick.
The 2 started relationship whereas filming Ferris Bueller’s Day Off in 1985 and stored the connection considerably secret.
Gray additionally wrote in her memoir that getting along with Depp was like “being completely, completely compensated” for her previous relationships.
“It was a f**king bonfire,” Gray wrote. “It was actually like, ‘Are you f**king kidding me? Are you f**king kidding me? I’ve by no means seen a man like this.
“And energetically, what it was like being with him, it was like, ‘Oh, I’m being completely, completely compensated for the sh*t I simply went by way of.’”
This text initially appeared on Fox Information and was reproduced with permission
