‘He Looks So Different!’: Johnny Depp, 60, Walks with a Cane Looking ‘Rough’ in Public Outing

Fans reacted to a recent photo of Johnny Depp that circulated the internet. According to some, Depp looked different than he did months ago before he turned 60.

Since his public legal battle against Amber Heard, Johnny Depp has been focusing on his music career with minimized on-screen appearances.

Recently, fans were shocked to see a photo of the beloved actor walking around Boston with a cane. As seen in a paparazzi shot, the "Pirates of the Caribbean" star dressed in baggy trousers, a half-buttoned flannel shirt, and a coat with a similar print.

Depp also accessorized with layers of necklaces, blue sunglasses, and a navy blue hat. Some fans couldn't believe it was him and left comments on the post. "He looks so different!" one person said. Meanwhile, another commented:

"He looks rough!"

As part of their local tour, the actor-turned-musician spent a few days in Boston with his band, Hollywood Vampires. During the last week of May, the band had to reschedule some tour dates due to Depp's sustained injury.

"Johnny has sustained a painful injury to his ankle following his recent appearances and has been advised by his doctor not to travel," their official statement read. The Hollywood Vampires look forward to bringing their music live in Europe after their US tour.

Depp is already 60 years old but still pursuing his passion. The actor doesn't mind aging and gravitates toward gratitude. In a 2013 interview, he revealed that every second of life is good, regardless of age.

At that time, Depp had just finished filming "The Lone Ranger" and did several dangerous stunts himself. Fortunately, he did not sustain serious injuries. He again talked about aging in 2018 and claimed he was unbothered by his looks and focused on feeling young.

Last year, Depp continuously made headlines for his defamation trial against his ex-wife, Amber Heard. Fans have noticed Johnny Depp's appearance more, claiming he has changed but looks happy. Following the case, he maintained a low profile and lived in the UK instead of his L.A. castle.