Johnny Depp money worries blamed on lavish lifestyle

                                        Johnny Depp's budgetary inconveniences are brought about by his luxurious way of life, claim the previous business directors he is suing for botching his income.

They say the star spent more than $75m (£59.6m) on 14 homes and required 12 storerooms to house his accumulation of Hollywood memorabilia.

The Management Group are countersuing Depp after the Pirates of the Caribbean on-screen character sued them for $25m (£20m).

Depp, they claim, is "completely in charge of any money related turmoil" he confronts.

"He has declined to live inside his methods, in spite of... rehashed notices about his monetary condition," their countersuit claims.

Their legitimate activity, got by the Deadline site, additionally blames the performer for spending:

$18m (£14.3m) on a 150 foot (45 meter) yacht

$4m (£3.2m) on a fizzled record mark

$3m (£2.4m) to impact Hunter Thompson's fiery remains out of a gun

$300K (£238,600) a month to keep up a staff of 40 individuals

$200K (£159,000) a month on private planes

$150K (£119,330) a month on round-the-clock security

A month ago, Depp asserted The Management Group owed him more than $25m.

His claim likewise charges the organization neglected to record him assesses on time, costing him $5.7m (£4.5m) in punishments.

Depp's most recent legitimate tussle comes in the wake of his separation to Amber Heard, which was finished in January following quite a while of wrangling.

The 53-year-old will be seen not long from now as Captain Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar's Revenge.