Armie Hammer breaks the silence to address allegations of “cannibals” and sexual assault after split from Elizabeth Chambers

ACTOR Armie Hammer has broken his silence on his BDSM sexual assault allegations, claiming he “never” had sex without consent.

Although he took no blame for the alleged sexual abuse, he reportedly admitted to emotionally abusing women.

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Hammer rose to fame following his breakout role on The Social Network and later appeared in films such as Call Me By Your Name and Death on the Nile.

But after sexual assault allegations surfaced two years ago, along with his alleged cannibalistic messages, his image began to suffer.

Several women have allegedly claimed to have been sexually assaulted by Hammer during BDSM sex.

Hammer finally spoke about an incident in which a woman named Effie claimed to have been raped by the actor, whom the LAPD has been investigating for over a year and a half.

Hammer told Air Mail it was a rape “scene” that was pre-planned and fully consensual.

He said meeting at a Starbucks, following her home, walking through the open front door and engaging in a “consensual, non-consensual scene” had already been “discussed” between the two.

“Everything was discussed beforehand. I’ve never pushed this on anyone unexpectedly. Never,” he said.

According to TMZ law enforcement sources, Hammer was not charged with the alleged rape.

When asked if Hammer emotionally abused these women, he said “a million percent.”

“I’m here to admit my own mistakes, to take responsibility for being an asshole, for being selfish, for using people to make me feel better, and when that was done, move on. ‘ Hammer said.

Howard Roseman, a producer on Call Me By Your Name, told the Air Mail, “All of [the allegations are] just bulls**t, and yes, he deserves a second chance.”

cannibal allegations

The disturbing cannibal news is believed to have been broadcast between 2016 and February 2020 – a time when Armie was still married to his now estranged wife, Elizabeth Chambers.

On December 10, 2021, it was reported that Armie had completed his rehab after nine months of treatment following shocking allegations of rape and cannibalistic sex desires.

The social network actor’s rehab stint follows allegations surfaced against him months earlier in January.

On Jan. 12, 2021, a woman who claimed to have previously worked with Armie revealed screenshots of their alleged exchange via Instagram.

The actor reportedly wrote in a message: “I’m 100 percent a cannibal. i want to eat you

“I have to drink your blood,” the Instagram user said in another exchange. “I’m going to be soooo naughty and perverted with you.”

In another shocking message, the user in question said: “I have to eat your whole body.

“I need to touch every part of you, inside and out. I want to bite off pieces of you.”

Another message read: “You live only to obey and be my slave. I will own you this is my soul My brain. My ghost. My body.

“Would you come and be my property until you die? What if I wanted to cut off one of your toes and keep it in my pocket so I’d always have a piece of you in my possession?

“I feel just like you on one side of the slave spectrum, I’m on the other side of the master spectrum and I can never imagine another slave,” the actor reportedly added.

“I don’t want any [another ‘slave]. I would never feel so strong. Crap. Too drunk and honest.”

Armie also reportedly boasted about how he shot a deer, cut out its heart and ate it.

He reportedly wrote: “Completely raw, still warm. I would eat your heart if I wasn’t stuck without you afterward.”

On Jan. 13, 2021, Armie broke his silence, telling TMZ, “I’m not responding to these allegations by cops.

“But with the malicious and fake online attacks against me, I can’t in good conscience now leave my kids for 4 months to shoot a movie in the Dominican Republic.

“Lionsgate are supporting me in this and I am grateful to them for that,” he added.

After all the Hammer’a allegations of BDSM fantasies and cannibalistic fetishism, he was dropped from his talent agency, publicist, and film projects.

SOOTHING PAST

Hammer explained to Air Mail why he wanted to “be in control” in a sexual situation.

He claimed to have been molested by a youth pastor when he was 13 years old.

“What that did for me was it introduced sexuality into my life in a way that was completely out of my control,” he said.

“I was powerless in the situation. I had no freedom of choice in the situation. Sexuality was presented to me in a frightening way that I had no control over.

“My interests then went, I want to be in control of the situation sexually.”