Amber Heard is an American actress and model born on April 22, 1986, in Austin, Texas. She gained prominence for her acting career, starting with roles in television shows like “Hidden Palms” and “The O.C.” Heard transitioned to film with notable performances in movies such as “Pineapple Express” and “Zombieland.” Her breakthrough came with the 2008 film “Never Back Down,” establishing her as a rising talent in Hollywood.

Heard’s career continued to ascend, and she achieved widespread recognition for her roles in films like “The Rum Diary” and “Drive Angry.” However, it was her portrayal of Mera in the DC Extended Universe, beginning with “Justice League” and followed by “Aquaman,” that brought her global fame. Beyond her acting career, Amber Heard has been involved in advocacy work, notably as a human rights champion and supporter of causes related to domestic violence and LGBTQ rights. While her professional achievements have garnered attention, Heard has also been the subject of media scrutiny due to legal disputes, particularly with her high-profile divorce from actor Johnny Depp, bringing her personal life into public focus.