Johnny Depp has an unexpected relationship with a Saudi prince.

Johnny Depp has spent about seven weeks in the region over the past few years.

Johnny Depp and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, often known as MBS, have a "bromance like no other," according to a Vanity Fair feature.

The Pirates of the Caribbean actor is also eyeing a potential seven-figure contract to become a worldwide cultural ambassador following his royal visit to Saudi Arabia.

"While I admit that I was initially somewhat ignorant of what was happening in the region, I have since experienced firsthand the cultural revolution that has taken place there," Depp told Vanity Fair.

According to the magazine's feature, Depp traveled to Saudi Arabia for about seven weeks last year, spending time there and witnessing firsthand the country's cultural revival, which MBS is spearheading.

"I've had the opportunity to meet people from different parts of the region who are more than happy to share their culture, their traditions and their stories with me," Depp told the magazine, as previously reported by The Hollywood Reporter. He and MBS became best friends.

Through its financial distribution, the Red Sea Film Foundation has already supported Depp's upcoming film Modi, an Al Pacino-starring biopic based on the life of Italian artist Amedeo Modigliani.

Additionally, as part of the Hollywood actor's potential career comeback following his tumultuous divorce from Amber Heard, Saudi Arabia's Red Sea Film Festival previously announced post-production for Depp's period drama Jeanne du Barry. Money was given before the film opened at the Cannes Film Festival.

Depp needs to work to improve his reputation after a British court found against the actor in the first case after The Sun published a defamatory article about the Hollywood star calling him a "wife beater". Is.

However, Depp won a defamation case against Heard in the United States, where she was awarded a settlement of more than $10 million.