Heard, 34, detailed how Depp has “embarrassed” himself “countless times” in an angry email that she drafted in 2013 — two years before their wedding — but never ended up sending, London’s High Court heard.

“I have put up with so much. I have cleaned s–t, vomit and piss up both literally and figuratively,” Heard allegedly wrote in the email, which was partly read during closing arguments in Depp’s libel trial.

“A real man doesn’t need to be cared for like a baby … I watch as other grown men have to wipe you, basically,” she wrote of the “enablers” she claimed Depp paid to help cover up the aftermath, the court heard.

“Yesterday, I saw you pass out, amongst vomiting, three times,” she allegedly wrote, with the star’s late security chief having to pick him up each time.

Another staffer also complained about “how many times he’s had to break into locked doors to wake you up, after passing out on the toilet,” Heard wrote in the email.

“If someone filmed you while you were in this state you would be mortified,” she complained. “It’s embarrassing just watching it happen.”

“You can’t know because people (friends?) keep smiling to your face and then turning their heads and rolling their eyes at how ridiculous they feel and look picking a grown man up from his piss and vomit, knowing he’ll never be able to realize how bad he looks,” she allegedly wrote.

“If they left you, on the floor in your own s–t, locked in the bathroom while you missed work – then you might have to actually learn. Learn to take care of yourself,” she wrote, the court was told.

“What I saw last night was a child,” she added. “What I saw yesterday, and many times before, is a needy man-child.”

Sasha Wass, a lawyer for The Sun — the UK paper Depp is suing for calling him a “wife beater” — told the court that the draft email was “a critical piece of evidence,” Sky News said.

It backed the argument that Depp was so regularly trashed from alcohol- and drug-fueled benders that he could not remember his violent outbursts, Wass argued. It also gave a contemporaneous account of Heard’s claims of domestic violence early in the relationship, she said.

“Many times you have hurt me. Physically and emotionally from the things you say and did while f—ed up,” Heard wrote, Wass said.

“You have hit me repeated [sic]. Something you should Never have done. What a f—ing man you are,” Heard said.

“I just don’t know if I can do this anymore. It’s like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Half of you, I love. Madly. The other half scares me. I can’t take him. I wish I could, but I can’t,” she wrote, the court heard.

“Both you, the love of my life, and the monster look the same. How f—ing confused I feel.”

Heard felt that she had been “sold false goods” because she fell for the star while he was sober.

“How could I know this lay in store for me? How dare you make me fall in love with you, present this other self – your good half – only to rip the mask off once I was in?!” she allegedly complained.

“I feel like the biggest idiot in the world.”

Depp is suing The Sun over a 2018 article that called him a “wife-beater.” He has vehemently denied claims he abused Heard.

The trial is scheduled to end Tuesday, with the judge issuing his decision at a later date.

With Post Wires