Johnny Depp left his fans in disbelief after he was seen sporting a new hairstyle at a student bar after his performance in Sheffield, England, over the weekend.
Modeling a new blond hairstyle under a black cap, the 58-year-old actor took a break from his ongoing six-week defamation case on Sunday (May 29) to join his friend and musician Jeff Beck on his tour for two nights.
Per the Daily Star, Depp left students speechless as they saw him outside popular student bars after leaving the gig.
"No it's not, no it's not, is that Johnny Depp?" one student can be heard asking. Depp responded: "It certainly is," as he snapped selfies with fans.
Fans in attendance at Beck's concert also shared their excitement on social media.
One user wrote: "Johnny is an absolute mad man…leaves court Friday..playing a gig in Sheffield UK Sunday... with Jeff Beck...mind blown #JohnnyDepp."
Another commented: "Awesome concert as usual, with [a] great opening act #SharonCorr and a special guest #JohnnyDepp #JeffBeck #SheffieldCityHall #Sheffield."
Sources close to the actor told NBC News: "Mr. Depp is in the United Kingdom this weekend, as he was a few weeks ago, to adhere to his previously scheduled work obligations."
A seven-member jury in Fairfax County, Virginia, is deliberating the outcome of the defamation case.
The Pirates of the Caribbean star is suing 36-year-old Amber Heard over her 2018 op-ed for The Washington Post, in which she referred to herself as a "public figure representing domestic abuse."
While she did not mention Depp by name, his legal team has argued that the op-ed defamed him and ruined his career and reputation.
During the six-week trial, the Aquaman actress alleged that Depp physically and verbally abused her during their relationship. She shared graphic details of her former husband's alleged use of violence against her.
The Edward Scissorhands actor has denied the allegations of abuse throughout the trial and said that he was the victim in their relationship. During his testimony last month, he said that he has never "struck any woman in my life."
The jury is expected to return to court on Tuesday, May 31 after the memorial weekend.