Some,TV Series | TV Series free | TV Series latest 2022 well specifically Amber Heard, might just call it a classic case of karma.

The actress fired off a tweet on Tuesday aimed at Australian deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce, offering to send him a crate of "New Zealand's finest kiwifruit" to comfort him in his hour of need.

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"Assuming this passes his biosecurity laws," Heard quipped.

Back in 2015, Joyce threatened to put down Pistol and Boo -- the dogs of a once-married Johnny Depp and Heard -- unless they left the country. They had been smuggled in, contravening Australia's biosecurity laws.

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After quite the fracas, the pair were punished with an incredibly awkward and unforgettable apology video.

Now the shoe's on the other foot: Joyce has been in the spotlight being outed as a citizen of New Zealand, which is a big no-no if you're a sitting member of parliament, according to Australia's constitution.

If Australia's supreme court rules against him, Joyce will be ruled ineligible to be a senator, sparking potential havoc in the country's government.

So somehow, more than a year on from the whole debacle, Heard has the last laugh. Never lose hope on those grudges, folks.

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