It’s being reported that Warner Bros Pictures has reportedly terminated Amber Heard’s Aquaman 2 contract, and the reason they’re citing is health and fitness reasons. This report comes to us from the Australian outlet, Sausage Roll.
This is something that a number of scoopers have been claiming is the case for quite some time now.
Popcorned Planet recently posted a video in which Andy Signore revealed that Amber Heard was in the process of getting fired.
We’re now hearing that Warner Bros. Pictures is actually terminating her Aquaman 2 contract due to having breached a health clause in her contract.
Now, I’m just speculating here, but what could she have done that’s so bad that it breached a health clause in her contract?
Drugs maybe? That’s not confirmed. That’s just me speculating.
Amber Heard’s Aquaman 2 contract reportedly terminated
Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures
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The report goes on to add that Emilia Clarke hasn’t been hired to replace Amber Heard as Mera in Aquaman 2. However, they do state that she’s one of the actors Warner Bros. Pictures has been considering.
Personally, I think it would be better if they just scrap the character from the movie all together. This would make so much more sense and would save them having to recast the role.
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This story aged really well.
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