Amber Heard and Mitch Hallahan’s relationship explored while dating former AFL player after split from Elon Musk

Alleged Australian partner and ‘confidante’ of Amber Heard. During her 2017 vacation in Australia, it was revealed that she was a former AFL player.

Who is Mitch Hallahan?

Mitch Hallahan, former Gold Coast Suns and Hawthorn player. He was reportedly the ‘Aquaman’ star’s confidante during his visit to Australia in 2017. Amber Heard’s alleged Australian partner and ‘confidante’. During her visit to Australia in 2017, it was revealed that she was a former AFL player. According to the Herald Sun, Mitch Hallahan, who played for the Gold Coast Suns and Hawthorn. He struck up a friendship with the ‘Aquaman’ actor. After a chance encounter at The Garden Bar at The Star Casino on the Gold Coast five years ago.

Mitch Hallahan was at a private event at The Star

Amber Heard, who is now fighting her ex-husband Johnny Depp. In a US courtroom, she reportedly spent much of 2017 filming the hit superhero movie alongside Jason Momoa. On the Gold Coast. Mitch Hallahan was at a private event at The Star. In April or May of that year. While the cast and crew of ‘Aquaman’ were at a different meeting in the same place. The two groups connected, and Mitch Hallahan was one of several players introduced to Amber Heard, according to the Herald Sun. After Amber Heard’s engagement to Elon Musk ended in August, they became close friends and were rumored to have briefly dated.

Mitch Hallahan was never identified.

The pair’s connection was characterized as “purely organic and coincidentally over a glass of red wine,” according to a source, who added that Amber Heard was “intellectual, personable and kind.” Mitch Hallahan was never identified, despite allegations that Amber Heard was in a strong relationship with a Gold Coast player at the time. Amber Heard also wore a Suns scarf to a game with her co-stars, including Dolph Lundgren, in July 2017. “She was drawn to the game but never really got it,” a source told the Herald Sun, telling added that it was the only game. she had ever seen.

The announcement comes at the end of his uphill legal battle with Depp, who is seeking to prove that Amber Heard defamed him in a 2018 op-ed for The Washington Post in which she portrayed herself as a survivor of domestic abuse, but did not. named. Depp has denied physically or mentally abusing his ex-wife and has claimed to be a victim of physical and mental violence. The trial is scheduled to resume today, May 16.