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Fact check: Are Celeb's Unliking JD's Instagram post?

It's been circling around that after the unsealed docs came out celeb's started unliking Johnny Depp's post-trial statement, appearing to withdraw their support.

Others claim that this is seems to be just a glitch that has existed for some time. TheRealLauraB on twitter even posted a video seeming to confirm it. Though, other's have also pointed out that if you search for a celebrity's name in the likes to see if they're still in the list, they won't show up if you are not following them.

Instagram has not and likely will not come out to confirm or deny that this was a glitch or that this glitch exists, as they more than likely do not care either way. The celebrities who have seemed to have unliked also have not come out to confirm they intended to do so as opposed to it being a glitch, and also are unlikely to do so even if they did.

So, how do we know if it's true or is indeed just an instagram glitch? Well, we don't. While the "Celebs are Unliking JD's post!" is satisfying to Amber's supporters, and the "No it's Actually a Glitch!" is satisfying to Johnny's supporters, the truth being that it's not actually something we can prove one way or another isn't exactly "satisfying" but it's what's true.

I know that seems unsatisfying, but there's also some further things of note.

First, as of the writing of this post, Out of the nearly 180 celebs who allegedly liked the post (X), only around 20 have appeared to have allegedly unliked JD's post and the list is as follows: (Sources: X, X) [Note: I don't consider these to be reliable sources, but I include them as it's what everyone has been basing their information on.]

Orlando Bloom, Robert Downing Jr, Dakota Fanning, Bruce Campbell, Jennifer Coolidge, Joey King, Christina Hendricks, Sophie Turner, Zoey Deutch, Elle Fanning, McKenna Grace, Sam Claflin, Bella Hadid, Halle Bailey, Jordan Fisher, Sam Fender, Riley Keogh, Amanda Knox, NikkieTutorials, Brittany Broski.

Those in blue are accounts that have allegedly* unliked the post, yet still follow Johnny Depp's account. There is no way (to my knowledge) to determine if any of the rest had ever followed JD prior to liking or unliking the post. [Update*: This anon actually brought up a good point that we also don't know for sure that any of these celebs had actually liked the post in the first place, as this claim comes from a not-so-reliable source that doesn't back up these claims with proof such as screenshots to prove that they had indeed liked the post at all in order to have unliked it.]

Does this prove it was a glitch? No. But it is interesting, because if those accounts were withdrawing their support, surely they would have unfollowed him too?

That said, it's important to note that many celebrities do not manage their own social media. They have social media managers that take care of their social media presence either partially or completely, and that can indeed include being careful of what or who said celebrity's profile posts, or interacts with according to the "heat" of the media around any such interactions, so to speak. This is more or less to avoid any heat coming back on that celebrity for any perceived support of an individual the public or media seems to look less favorably in at the moment.

Meaning, celebrity A could hate celebrity B's guts in private, but if celebrity B is popular, well liked, and possibly working on the same project as celebrity A, celebrity A's social media manager might make sure their account is following celebrity B, or at least interacting with a post or two. In contrast, celebrity A could hold favorable opinions of celebrity B in private, but if celebrity B is getting unfavorable press, celebrity A's social media manager might make sure their account doesn't touch anything related to celebrity B with a ten foot pole.

So, even though we think we know where they stand, chances are none of us actually do, we only know how they, or rather their managers, wish them to appear.

I know this is kind of an unsatisfying non conclusion, but there it is. There's just no way to verify any of this as true.

As always, if you have further information on this topic, by all means go ahead and send it in so I might correct or amend this post.

[ladybisa]

I'm sayin... especially the ones that #follow then #unfollow - #word to the #wise - I UNFOLLOW #humans in #reallife 🤷‍♀️💁🏼🙈🙊😫😩🤣💀 - #nogimmics - this is 2017 #getcholife _____ Humans be #liking & #unliking shyt - like 🤷‍♀️😳🙄 ok... 🙋🏼I do have have #notifications set #lilbih - #block game strong AF 💪🏽 - Stop #lurking - #pause - ______ DO NOT come for me about this #post - you've been #warned - it's my shyt - you don't like it - kindly #remove yourself - & Yes - it's 2017 & Im with the shyts this year - tired of being so #nice to muhfukkas ✌🏼 #ladybisa 💋 #yourfavoritemakeupartist #mua #veteran #entrepreneur (at Virginia Beach, Virginia)

[vvhenan]

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[sophygurl]

Okay I need to know.

This is one of those tumblr mysteries I haven't uncovered yet.

So, when you like a post - the person you liked it from and the original poster get the notification that you liked it, right? And that's it, yes?

But then - what if you UN-like it? Does anyone get that as a notification?

Because I will sometimes like a post due to the comments last posted, but then I unlike it again because I really don't like the original post. So ... I'm just curious what happens when I unlike it. Anything??

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