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Johnny Depp and Amber Heard Debut a New Type of Celebrity Apology
After all, you can't get much more humble than Johnny Depp and his wife, Amber Heard, forced to mumble their way through a video to explain why you should never disrespect Australia's bio-security laws. The Hollywood couple got in big trouble last spring when Ms Heard was accused of sneaking their two Yorkshire terriers
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Johnny Depp's Wife Amber Heard Pleads Guilty in Dog Fiasco
The case sparked global attention after Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce, who has since added deputy prime minister to his portfolio, threatened to have the dogs put down unless they "buggered off back to the United States."
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Johnny Depp Opens Up About Dog Fiasco in Australia
"We were under the impression that we had all the paperwork done with the dogs, we were there with the dogs in front of everybody," the 52-year-old actor explained, before cracking a joke, "There might have been other things smuggled."
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Johnny Depp's Wife Amber Heard Faces Charges Over Bringing Dogs to Australia
Penalties for contravening the Quarantine Act range from fines to a maximum of 10 years in prison for the worst cases
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Johnny Depp, Amber Heard to 'Avoid' Australia After Dog Fiasco
"I have a feeling we're going to avoid the Land Down Under from now on thanks to certain politicians there," said Amber Heard
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Johnny Depp May Face 10 Years in Australian Jail For Bringing Dogs Into Country Illegally
Mr Depp landed in hot water earlier this month after flying into Australia in a private jet with his Yorkshire Terriers - Pistol and Boo - breaking the country's strict quarantine laws
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Minister Who Wanted Johnny Depp's Dogs to "Bugger Off" Now Worries They Might be "Stateless"
The Australian Agriculture Minister's call for the pets to "bugger off" back to Hollywood sparked a social media frenzy, with thousands signing a petition to save them and the hashtag #WarOnTerrier trending on Twitter.
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Johnny Depp's Dogs Should "Bugger Off" or Face Death in Australia
Australia has strict animal quarantine laws to keep disease at bay, which Mr Depp appears to have ignored, arriving in Brisbane last month with the Yorkshire terriers in tow without declaring them to customs
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Johnny Depp and Amber Heard Debut a New Type of Celebrity Apology
After all, you can't get much more humble than Johnny Depp and his wife, Amber Heard, forced to mumble their way through a video to explain why you should never disrespect Australia's bio-security laws. The Hollywood couple got in big trouble last spring when Ms Heard was accused of sneaking their two Yorkshire terriers
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Johnny Depp's Wife Amber Heard Pleads Guilty in Dog Fiasco
The case sparked global attention after Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce, who has since added deputy prime minister to his portfolio, threatened to have the dogs put down unless they "buggered off back to the United States."
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Johnny Depp Opens Up About Dog Fiasco in Australia
"We were under the impression that we had all the paperwork done with the dogs, we were there with the dogs in front of everybody," the 52-year-old actor explained, before cracking a joke, "There might have been other things smuggled."
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Johnny Depp's Wife Amber Heard Faces Charges Over Bringing Dogs to Australia
Penalties for contravening the Quarantine Act range from fines to a maximum of 10 years in prison for the worst cases
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Johnny Depp, Amber Heard to 'Avoid' Australia After Dog Fiasco
"I have a feeling we're going to avoid the Land Down Under from now on thanks to certain politicians there," said Amber Heard
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Johnny Depp May Face 10 Years in Australian Jail For Bringing Dogs Into Country Illegally
Mr Depp landed in hot water earlier this month after flying into Australia in a private jet with his Yorkshire Terriers - Pistol and Boo - breaking the country's strict quarantine laws
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Minister Who Wanted Johnny Depp's Dogs to "Bugger Off" Now Worries They Might be "Stateless"
The Australian Agriculture Minister's call for the pets to "bugger off" back to Hollywood sparked a social media frenzy, with thousands signing a petition to save them and the hashtag #WarOnTerrier trending on Twitter.
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Johnny Depp's Dogs Should "Bugger Off" or Face Death in Australia
Australia has strict animal quarantine laws to keep disease at bay, which Mr Depp appears to have ignored, arriving in Brisbane last month with the Yorkshire terriers in tow without declaring them to customs
