The Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard defamation trial resumed yesterday. To help you keep up on this wild case, we’ve compiled a guide to the best sources of free live coverage on Court TV, YouTube, Facebook Watch, TikTok, and more.
Johnny Depp (photo: Harald Kirchel/Wikimedia) and Amber Heard (photo: Joshua Jensen/Wikimedia)
Watch the trial on the Court TV app and site
The main source of live coverage for the Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard trial is Court TV. You can watch the trial live free at CourtTV.com or via the Court TV app for Apple TV 4K, Fire TV, or Roku.
You can also watch Court TV live if you already have a cable or satellite TV provider, live TV streaming service subscription, or over-the-air (OTA) TV antenna.
Watch the trial on social media
Okay, social media is a sketchy place to get your news—make sure you’re choosing a reputable news source instead of Stinky Joe’s McNews Opinions.
YouTube
There is no shortage of trial coverage on YouTube. Use these direct links to live coverage so you won’t have to sort through the zillions of short clips and commentary videos. Not that commentary channels are a bad way to watch the trial . . .
These aren’t the only official live news streams on Facebook. If you don’t see a preferred news source below, try searching for it because it might be there.
- ABC News Live
- El Mundo (in Spanish)
- FOX News
- La Vanguardia (in Spanish)
- Law & Crime Network
TikTok
TikTok has official live streams from some news sources.
Watch the trial on news sites
Obviously, news organizations stream live coverage of the Johnny Depp–Amber Heard trial on their own websites. Here are some of the top sources.
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Use free trials of live TV streaming services
Although many live TV streaming services no longer offer free trials, these ones still do. But of course, these only work for 5–7 days unless you <cough> figure out a way to exploit the free trials. Or stick with Sling Free, which is basically an ad-supported free trial for Sling TV (with limited content).
- DIRECTV STREAM: 5-day trial
- fuboTV: 7-day trial
- Philo: 7-day trial
- Sling TV: No trial, but you can watch immediately via Sling Free
