Johnny Depp's court battle gets even uglier as video emerges of actor 'throwing glass and bottle' at Amber Heard... but she DENIES leaking it as she flies to LA ahead of deposition

Amber Heard has denied leaking a video in which estranged husband Johnny Depp is seen hurling a glass and wine bottle across their kitchen.

TMZ report the actress has issued a statement clarifying her position regarding the controversial tape while revealing she ‘underestimated’ the emotional impact divorce proceedings against the Hollywood star would have on her.

With the full statement yet to be issued, the website claim she’s also keen to settle matters with Depp as quickly as possible. 

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'You got this going!': Johnny Depp unleashed his fury after he realized he was being recorded by Amber Heard (pictured January 9) in a video obtained by TMZ

Heard maintained her  silence as she arrived at LAX airport in Los Angeles on Friday ahead of her deposition, scheduled to take place in the city on Saturday. 

Keeping her head down the actress brushed off questions about her acrimonious divorce from Depp as she made her way towards a waiting car.   

TMZ originaly obtained the video - shot by Amber herself - showing the 53-year-old actor throwing a wine bottle and glass after being asked by Heard if he had drunk the entire volume that morning. 

'Oh, you got this thing going? You got this going!' Depp is seen shouting before he lunges for the 30-year-old actress' phone.

'Mother f***er!': Depp (pictured July 11) can be heard screaming off camera as he kicks the kitchen countertops repeatedly and slams cabinets in the video

The video shows the Oscar-nominated actor slamming kitchen cabinets and nearly ripping them from the hinges.

'Mother f***er! Mother f***er!' he yelled while repeatedly kicking the countertops.

He paces back and forth as Heard asks the actor numerous times 'What happened?' 

Off camera, Depp can be heard mumbling, 'Nothing.' 

Postponed: Heard arrived at LAX airport on Friday from London after her deposition was reportedly rescheduled

She tells him: 'I just woke up and you were so sweet, and nice. We were not even fighting this morning. All I did was say sorry.'

To which he replies: 'You want to see crazy, I'll show you something crazy.'

After that, Johnny appears to try and take Amber's phone off her. 

Turning violent: Johnny is caught on film seemingly turning violent against Amber 'months before' he is accused of throwing an iPhone at her

Destructive: The Hollywood actor was on a war path in his home after being seen to consume alcohol

After they argued about events that went on in the morning, the Edward Scissorhands star begins to pour the remainder of a large bottle of wine before he notices the blonde beauty recording the incident and the scuffle breaks out.

The video was reportedly taken before the May 21 incident when Heard claimed that Depp assaulted her and bruised her face. 

The couple married in February 2015 before Heard filed for divorce on May 23, 2016.  

 Former flames: The couple married in February 2015 before Heard filed for divorce on May 23, 2016 (pictured February 15)

Amber did not show for her deposition on Friday morning in her domestic violence and divorce case with Johnny Depp.

According to TMZ, Heard was in violation of a court order to testify under oath in Los Angeles, where she was due to appear.

A source told the site: 'Amber is still ensconced in London, even though she's been ordered to appear for her deposition in her domestic violence/divorce case Friday at 10 AM.' 

An update on the news site on Friday afternoon claimed that Amber was blaming an uncited 'emergency' and 'to no fault of her own' was therefore unable to rearrange her flight.

Controversy: The video was reportedly taken before the May 21 incident when Heard claimed that Depp assaulted her and bruised her face.

A spokesperson for Amber refused to comment further on the claims.

Amber's lawyers, Samantha Spector and Joseph Koenig, are now accusing Johnny's lawyers of 'wag[ing] a malicious war... in an effort to intimidate and discourage Amber from telling the truth.'

They plan to ask a judge to push Amber's deposition to Saturday.

Nevertheless, Depp's lawyers have reportedly already asked the judge to stop her testifying in the trial next week since she 'refused' to do so last weekend.