Johnny Depp secreted a diamond necklace for Kate Moss in the crack

Johnny Depp secreted a diamond necklace for Kate Moss in the crack of his a as the model recalls.

Sometimes, like when Johnny Depp gave Kate Moss a diamond necklace from his derriere, presents don't come wrapped in lovely paper.

The 48-year-old British supermodel shared an incredible tale about an item that had been a present from her ex, Johnny Depp, while going through some of her most iconic outfits with Vogue. It started with the white John Galliano dress she wore to the 1995 CFDA Fashion Awards; her ex-boyfriend, the Pirates of the Caribbean star, gave it to her on their anniversary in 1998.

Moss boasted, "That diamond necklace Johnny gave me." To quote the owner: "Those were the very first diamonds I ever owned."

"He yanked them out of the crevice in his arse," she said. We were getting ready to leave for dinner when he exclaimed, "I've got something in my bum," and reached his hand into the rear of his jeans. "Could you have a peek? What? I thought. I reached inside the front of his pants and retrieved a diamond necklace. Definitely the diamond necklace."

Moss went on to discuss her most memorable fashion moments as if no one had paused the video to ask, "Come again?" and rewatched it to be sure they had heard correctly.

After giving testimony on Johnny Depp's behalf in the defamation trial he had against his ex-wife Amber Heard in Virginia, which ended on June 1, she spoke to the fashion site. She claimed her testimony was motivated by a desire for "peace and courage." "I'm happy I made the effort. It was necessary, "as she put it.

In May, Depp's lawyers had Moss testify in rebuttal to Heard's allegation that the actor had harmed Moss throughout their relationship in the 1990s. Moss made a virtual appearance and explained that the incident at the Goldeneye Resort in Jamaica was caused by her falling down damp stairs, injuring her back. Although Depp was already outside, he heard her cry and "came sprinting back to help me." As she put it, he "got me medical treatment" by carrying her to their room. First-time witness Moss stated that Depp "never shoved me, kicked me, or threw me down any stairs" during their time together.

Moss was photographed exiting a performance by Depp at London's Royal Albert Hall a few days after giving testimony. Moss explained why she testified in Depp's favor on the BBC Radio 4 program Desert Islands Discs the following month "I have faith in truth and fairness and justice. I've learned Johnny's true colors. It's not like he threw me down the stairs with a kick. The truth is, I had to say it."

The judge ruled in Depp's favor in his defamation case against Heard, in which he claimed the actress had made false assertions about him in her op-ed about overcoming sexual and domestic violence. After being insulted by Depp's lawyer, Heard filed a countersuit, alleging defamation. She was successful in only one of three counterclaims she filed.

They were one of the most talked-about couples of the '90s. Her broken heart from the breakup was already mentioned.

"No one has ever truly been able to take care of me," she lamented to Vanity Fair in 2012. "At least for a while, Johnny did. I put stock in his words. If I were to ask, "What do I do?" he would probably tell me. That's exactly what I didn't have back home. I've completely lost my ability to judge who to trust. Nightmare. Crying for a very long time. What heartbreak!"

Six years later, Depp told Hello! magazine, "I have never become so upset about a lady before," referring to an incident in which he allegedly trashed a New York City hotel room for a woman. "We had so much potential as a couple, and I've been such an idiot. I am to blame because I was uncooperative, I let my work to distract me, and I failed to give her the time and consideration she deserved." He said, "Sometimes I am a real imbecile," and "I am horrible to live with."