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Johnny Depp fled Hollywood spotlight for quiet Bahamas life where 'nobody’s pointing a camera at me'
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Fox News reports that Johnny Depp says he left the Hollywood spotlight for a quieter life in the Bahamas, where he sought privacy and "total peace and quiet." According to the outlet, Depp describes his 1940s wood house there, which includes a yurt and a painting studio, as a sanctuary away from cameras and fame. Fox News quotes the "Pirates of the Caribbean" star saying that there, "nobody's pointing a camera at me."
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Johnny Depp fled Hollywood spotlight for quiet Bahamas life where 'nobody’s pointing a camera at me'
Johnny Depp opens up about how his 1940s Bahamas wood house with a yurt and painting studio became his sanctuary away from cameras and fame.
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