Does Warner Bros. Look For Amber Heard Replacement In Aquaman 2?

Witness for Amber Heard appeared to give a few secrets away about the upcoming DC film "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" on Monday.

Entertainment consultant Kathryn Arnold seemingly dropped some spoilers during the ongoing defamation trial involving Heard, 36, and her ex-husband Johnny Depp.

While Arnold didn't specify why Mera would be in medical care in the superhero movie, she stated that it was because she was injured or it had to do something with the baby.Mera is the love interest of Aquaman himself, played by Jason Momoa.

Arnold also claimed that the stepfather actress had trained five hours a day for several months with a trainer for an action sequence, despite Heard's role being diminished.

Heard testified last week during the court case that Warner Bros. cut down her screen time and didn’t want to include me in the DC Comics sequel.

Reports surfaced yesterday that Momoa, 42, allegedly defended Heard to keep her role in the sequel.

Arnold shed some light on the matter, saying Momoa and director James Wan committed to her and was adamant she be in the film regardless.