Amber Heard has been talking about love and her relationship with Johnny Depp.
The 27-year-old actress hooked up with Johnny, 50, in 2012 after meeting him on the set of their 2011 flick The Rum Diary.
As such a high profile pairing, every inch of Amber and Johnny's romance is watched by the press.
And though many stars would be angry at the constant attention, this Hollywood A-Lister can accept that we're interested.
She told The Edit: "If I didn’t want to be scrutinised, I would have just stayed in Texas. It’s way easier to do what people expect of you."
Amber and Johnny were very secretive about their relationship at first, which could have been because of his split from Vanessa Paradis in June 2012.
Johnny dated Vanessa, 40, for 14 years and she’s the mother of his two children, Lily-Rose and Jack.
But now Amber and Johnny seem a lot more happy about going public - last month they were spotted out for dinner with Bruce Willis and his wife Emma Hemming at a posh London restaurant.
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Though Amber decided to skip red carpet duties at the premiere of Johnny's new film The Lone Ranger, she was happy to step out hand-in-hand with her man that evening.
Amber continued to the mag: "I have always had very, very good relationships and good break-ups. I have never been part of a situation where there was mistrust, or betrayal.
"Going into relationships is just as difficult as coming out of them. I have never been in the situation where the two have overlapped. I can’t imagine how difficult that would be."
Amber went on to talk about her bisexuality and how she feels it's important not to hide that side of her.
The actress came out in 2010 and dated photographer Tasya van Ree from 2008 until 2011 - a time in her life she obviously looks back on fondly.
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She continued: "I have had relationships, successful relationships, with men, and I had a great relationship with a wonderful woman.
"I will never beg for an easy classification or label for that moment in my life, or assume to know what the future holds for me.
"I have always been and always will be just who I am and I will never fake anything for anyone."
She continued: "I am not ever going to be a person who has a desire to expose myself more than I feel. Being a private person made me want to not expose myself any more than I already had.
"But I also felt I had a responsibility to not appear to be in hiding. I watched people around me succumb to hiding and hiding denotes shame. I feel, and felt, zero shame. We all love who we love; we don’t choose it."
