Amber Heard and Johnny Depp Divorce News and Updates: Heard's friend iO Tillett Wright defends his Statements

Amber Heard's abuse claims against Johnny Depp have been stated untrue by her friend, photographer and TV host iO Tillett Wright, who was named in the actor's divorce filing.

Tillett Wright fired back at a TMZ report Monday that two concierges in the complex Heard and Depp shared an apartment saw her "with no evidence of any facial bruising" just days after Depp allegedly struck her with an iPhone on May 21.

On Twitter, the artist called "bullshit," writing: "I saw the bruises. Many times."

She added: "I was on the fucking phone when he hit her. I HEARD HER SCREAM. I will testify. Here and in court. Under oath. WHAT ELSE DOES A WOMAN NEED?"

On May 28, court filing to support a restraining order, Heard named Tillett Wright as being on the phone with her when Depp allegedly assaulted her on May 21.

The famous actor said Depp demanded she call Tillett Wright to "prove his paranoid and irrational accusations about some delusional idea he was having." She continued that Depp "ripped the cell phone from my hand and began screaming profanities and insults at iO."

"I heard iO yell at me to get out of the house," said Heard. "Johnny then grabbed the cellphone, wound up his arm like a baseball pitcher and threw the cell phone at me striking my cheek and eye with great force.

The affidavit further alleged: "I immediately covered my face and was crying because of the pain resulting from the phone hitting me. Johnny charged at me, insisting on seeing my face. He taunted me, challenged whether or not the cell phone actually hit me. He then forcibly pulled back my hair as I attempted to stand up from the sofa. I then yelled out 'Call 911' hoping it would be heard by iO who was still on the phone. Johnny continued screaming at me, pulling my hair, striking me and violently grabbing my face."

Depp's divorce attorney Laura Wasser countered Heard's allegations, saying the actor "is attempting to secure a premature financial resolution by alleging abuse."