“I lost a piece of myself,” a somber Amber Heard told the jury toward the end of her day-long testimony.

The actress said “a piece of my self-confidence” was taken by Depp’s alleged abuse “for every single time I went back or allowed him back.”

“It was easier to stay,” Heard added. “I didn’t want to stay in the violence, I wanted to stay in the good Johnny that I loved.”

She said Depp claimed he would get sober again after a particularly brutal Dec. 15, 2015, fight.

“I just decided to believe him,” she said. “This time was the last time because it couldn’t be worse than this, right?”

Court wrapped a little after 5:30 p.m. after Amber Heard’s day-long testimony.The trial will be on break from Friday through May 16, when Heard will be back on the stand.

A video posted from inside the Fairfax, Va., courtroom seems to show Amber Heard and Johnny Depp locking eyes for what might be the first time in all four weeks of the trial.

Amber Heard told the jury that Johnny Depp threatened to kill her when she was on his island in the Bahamas spending Christmas 2015 with him and his kids.

"'If you ever embarrass me in front of my kids, I'll f---ing kill you,'" Heard recalled Depp telling her.

"I knew I needed to get away from him," she continued, "and at some point, I ran."

Johnny Depp broke the bed that the couple slept on while "beating me up," Amber Heard said Thursday.

The incident, she said, took place during a Dec. 15, 2015, fight in which he allegedly busted her lip, gave her two black eyes and pulled out chunks of her hair.

"That's the bed that Johnny broke while on top of me," Heard said after she was shown a photo of the bed in court.

Amber Heard said Johnny Depp ripped out chunks of her hair during a fight in December 2015, dragging her and punching her.

"My head was bleeding from the ripped-out hair chunks of hair on the floor all over the place," she said.

The court was presented a photo of Heard with a busted lip and two black eyes in the aftermath of the alleged attack.

"He busted my lip when he punched me," she told the jury.

Johnny Depp allegedly beat Amber Heard so badly in December 2015, she remembers thinking she was going to die, the actress told the jury.

"I thought, 'This is how I die,'" Heard testified. "'He is going to kill me and he won't even have realized it.'"

"I just could hear myself scream until I couldn't hear myself anymore. I could just hear him say he was going to kill me," she said. "And that he sounded like an animal in pain when he was saying ... he fucking hated me."

Amber Heard told the court she punched Johnny Depp square in the face out of fear he was about to push her sister Whitney down the stairs.

Heard said she and her then-husband had been fighting on the mezzanine of the staircase in one his many penthouses and her sister got in between them.

"I remembered what happened to Kate Moss," she said, referencing the claim that Depp once pushed the model down a flight of stairs.

The actress said it was the first time she had ever "landed" a hit on Depp, and after she punched him, he just started laughing. Security ultimately intervened.

Depp's witnesses and the actor himself testified about the same moment a few weeks earlier, claiming Heard instigated the attack and Depp did nothing in return.

The court was shown photos of bloodstains all over the house that Amber Heard and Johnny Depp rented in Australia in March 2015 -- after a vicious fight in which the actor was left with a severed finger.

The images showed blood on a duvet cover, on a sofa, on white sheets and on one of the guitars Depp tried to play.

Other photos also showed a broken lamp and an area where Depp allegedly slammed the end of a bottle into a wall.

When Johnny Depp passed out with his iPad on his lap, Amber Heard discovered texts on the tablet to another woman with whom he was cheating on her, she testified.

"He was texting this woman that he had a relationship on and off ... The date was right after our wedding. I had seen that he had gone to her house after our wedding." Heard said.

"I freaked out," Heard said, after finding the texts. "I immediately confront him about it. ... I didn't care in this moment if he did kill me."

It is unclear who the other woman was whom Depp was apparently seeing.

Amber Heard was shown photos of the house she and Johnny Depp rented while in Australia -- which he allegedly trashed during a drunken rampage where he also assaulted her.

One image showed an area of the bar where Heard said Depp had grabbed her by the throat and started "bashing me against the wall."

Another photo showed an area with a broken window. Heard also said that Depp smashed her phone to bits, which is how she believes he severed his finger.

After the attack, she said, Depp was holed up in another part of the home blaring Marilyn Manson music.

She was shown an image of a game table, testifying that it collapsed "when Johnny threw me into it and got on top of me. Or fell on top of me. I honestly don't remember which one."

Heard was also shown of a photo of paintings that she says Depp destroyed, including one artwork she was working on with his daughter, Lily-Rose Depp.

"He was covered in paint," she said of Depp.

"I can't believe I have to do this," Amber Heard said on the stand when her lawyer Elaine Bredehoft asked if Johnny Depp penetrated her vagina with a liquor bottle all the way to her pubic bone.

"I'm so sorry," Bredehoft said.

Heard said Depp shoved the bottle inside her over and over again, and testified she was bleeding from her vagina in the aftermath of the alleged incident in Australia in 2015.

Johnny Depp wrote so many messages with the blood spewing from his severed fingered that "it looked like he had run out of blood," Amber Heard testified.

"He wrote on the back of a pillow with blood," she said, noticing the brown color of dried blood, along with writing on the mirrors and walls.

When he ran out of blood, it looked like he got paint, she said.

She also testified that there was food around the entire home the couple rented in Australia, including pieces of steak in her clothes.