Amber Heard seems to have officially left the film industry behind her.
Since Heard‘s explosive and very public divorce from Johnny Depp the 39-year-old has carved out a completely new life for herself.
She relocated to Spain and is now a mom-of-three after welcoming twins earlier this year.
Announcing the news of her two newborn babies, Heard penned on social media in May: “Mother’s Day 2025 will be one I’ll never forget. This year I am elated beyond words to celebrate the completion of the family I’ve strived to build for years. Today I officially share the news that I welcomed twins into the Heard gang. My daughter Agnes and my son Ocean are keeping my hands (and my heart) full.”
Heard is believed to still be living in the European country having moved there some years ago. In her last update she said she was living in the Spanish capital of Madrid.
And it seems as if the Aquaman star is living under the pseudonym Martha Jane Cannary (the real name of old-West American sharpshooter Calamity Jane).
Amber Heard recently made her professional stage debut (amberheard/Instagram)
Work wise Heard has ditched film for the theater. She has been teasing her work with the Williamstown Theatre Festival since June on her Instagram page.
Heard starred in Spirit of the People, with her string of shows having recently drawn to a close.
The play is half Spanish — a dialect Heard speaks fluently.
In the wake of Sprit of the People‘s run ending over the weekend, Heard shared a snap of herself surrounded by bouquets of flowers.
“Thank you to all of my fans and supporters for making this already unforgettable weekend so much more beautiful,” she wrote, adding: “The flowers won’t last forever but the memories of all the love and support I received through this, will.”
Heard thanked her fans for their support (amberheard/Instagram)
Heard has received rave reviews for her performance.
Vanity Fair penned about the star: “Amber Heard’s command of the stage, exceptional particularly for someone in her professional theatrical debut. As one of the three emotional anchors in the rangy, often surreal play, her character is cut from the same cloth as Blanche DuBois and her ilk: a torrid backstory and a thinning grasp on reality.
“Heard is not only eloquent and beautiful (and fluent in Spanish), but she embodies the fragility and resilience of a classic Tennessee Williams heroine.”
Elsewhere her fans have praised Heard too. Somebody replied to her Instagram post: “Congratulations on an incredibly successful run with your play! It was an honor and a privilege to have the opportunity to see you perform & I can’t wait to see what you do next.”
“You deserve this. Sending you all the love,” added another.