Johnny Depp's popularity significantly drops after Amber Heard trial
Johnny Depp's popularity has dropped after his blockbuster trial against ex-wife
Johnny Depp has suffered a significant drop in his popularity after winning trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard, revealed new poll.
According to the data published by a Morning Consult poll, published on Wednesday, a significant drop in Depp’s popularity has been noticed post-trial, especially among baby boomers and men.
The study concluded that 68% of U.S. adults used to view Depp favourably before the trial but the numbers have dropped to 56% after his win in the trial.
The opinion of baby boomers worsened the most with a drop to 37% from 59 while some 26% of men viewed Depp as unfavourable in June, compared to 17% who had a similar opinion in April.
Moreover, the poll found that 72% of millennials view Depp favourably after the trial which is a drop from 78% in April.
There has been a significant change in Gen Z’s opinions as there only 2% view Depp favourably which has dropped from 70% in April.
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