Elizabeth Chambers, American entrepreneur and TV personality and disgraced actor Armie Hammer's ex-wife, reportedly used a friend's email address to contact media outlets about Hammer, reported CNN. She apparently&nbsp;used the email address to get in touch with outlets&nbsp;both before the allegations of sexual misconduct against the actor came to light, and after they became public. Hammer and Chambers separated in 2020, months before an anonymous account shared screenshots in which 'The Social Network' actor appeared to share disturbing text messages&nbsp;to several women that contained, among other things,&nbsp;fantasies of sexual violence and cannibalism. The allegations led to Hammer, also known for 'Call Me By Your Name', being fired from various future projects, and later his talent agency WME and his publicist also dropped him.

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Now, a <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/house-of-hammer-review-armie-hammers-downfall-narrated-in-new-eerie-docu-series-515407">Discovery+ documentary series titled 'House of Hammer',</a> which debuted earlier this month, has reignited the public interest in the allegations. The series was not limited to Hammer, however. It detailed the controversies surrounding the men in Hammer family.

It aimed to chronicle "the deeply troubling accusations levelled against critically acclaimed actor Armie Hammer and the dark, twisted legacy of the Hammer dynasty."

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Chambers had earlier spoken about whether she was reached out for the two-part documentary series. She told E!, “They reached out, but, in this process, all that’s mattered and does matter is the kids and our family, and that was not something that was going to be in line with my goals for them."

She also spoke to the publication about her opinion of the series if she watched it. She said she hadn't planned on seeing it but watched it with her "support system" around her. "It was obviously heartbreaking on so many levels and very painful. But at the same time, it exists. The past is the past and all we can do is take this as a moment to learn and listen, and hopefully process and heal in every capacity," she added.

Elizabeth Chambers, American entrepreneur and TV personality and disgraced actor Armie Hammer's ex-wife, reportedly used a friend's email address to contact media outlets about Hammer, reported CNN.

Elizabeth Chambers, American entrepreneur and TV personality and disgraced actor Armie Hammer's ex-wife, reportedly used a friend's email address to contact media outlets about Hammer, reported CNN. She apparently used the email address to get in touch with outlets both before the allegations of sexual misconduct against the actor came to light, and after they became public. Hammer and Chambers separated in 2020, months before an anonymous account shared screenshots in which 'The Social Network' actor appeared to share disturbing text messages to several women that contained, among other things, fantasies of sexual violence and cannibalism. The allegations led to Hammer, also known for 'Call Me By Your Name', being fired from various future projects, and later his talent agency WME and his publicist also dropped him. Also Read: Armie Hammer's ex-wife Elizabeth Chambers reveals why she did not appear in 'House Of Hammer' docu-series Now, a Discovery+ documentary series titled 'House of Hammer', which debuted earlier this month, has reignited the public interest in the allegations. The series was not limited to Hammer, however. It detailed the controversies surrounding the men in Hammer family. It aimed to chronicle "the deeply troubling accusations levelled against critically acclaimed actor Armie Hammer and the dark, twisted legacy of the Hammer dynasty." Chambers had earlier spoken about whether she was reached out for the two-part documentary series. She told E!, “They reached out, but, in this process, all that’s mattered and does matter is the kids and our family, and that was not something that was going to be in line with my goals for them." She also spoke to the publication about her opinion of the series if she watched it. She said she hadn't planned on seeing it but watched it with her "support system" around her. "It was obviously heartbreaking on so many levels and very painful. But at the same time, it exists. The past is the past and all we can do is take this as a moment to learn and listen, and hopefully process and heal in every capacity," she added.

Armie Hammer's ex-wife Elizabeth Chambers used friend's email account to contact media outlets

Armie hammer's ex-wife Elizabeth Chambers has spoken out on why she didn't appear in the Discovery+ documentary series on her husband, 'House Of Hammer'. 
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Elizabeth has revealed that while she was approached to be a part of the documentary, she declined to appear on camera in the interest of her children. She shares two kids with her ex-husband Armie Hammer.&nbsp; 
 
"All that's mattered and does matter is the kids and our family, and that was not something that was going to be in line with my goals for them," Elizabeth reportedly said in an interview recently.&nbsp;

Chambers revealed, "I did not plan on seeing it, but … watched it with my support system around me. It was obviously heartbreaking on so many levels and very painful. But at the same time, it exists."&nbsp; 
 
The shocking two-part docuseries attempts to explore the troubled and controversial life that the men in the Hammer family have lived for generations. The docuseries was released earlier this year.&nbsp;

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'House of Hammer' was described as a special that "chronicles the deeply troubling accusations leveled against critically acclaimed actor Armie Hammer and the dark, twisted legacy of the Hammer dynasty." 
 
Hammer’s estranged wife added that she "definitely was surprised" by the documentary, but "that's to be expected." She also added that she would not allow her kids to watch the series as "it’s not appropriate for them at this time."

Elizabeth Chambers filed for divorce from Armie Hammer in July 2020 citing, "irreconcilable differences."

In January 2021, several women accused the actor of sending sexual messages to them which involved cannibalism and BDSM.&nbsp;

Another woman has accused Armie of rape, which the actor has denied. Ever since the accusations came to light, Armie has been dropped out of prominent film roles and is reportedly now working at a resort in the Cayman Islands, close to where his ex-wife and his children live.&nbsp;

Armie hammer's ex-wife Elizabeth Chambers has spoken out on why she didn't appear in the Discovery+ documentary series on her husband, 'House Of Hammer'. Elizabeth has revealed that while she was approached to be a part of the documentary, she declined to appear on camera in the interest of her children.

Armie hammer's ex-wife Elizabeth Chambers has spoken out on why she didn't appear in the Discovery+ documentary series on her husband, 'House Of Hammer'. Elizabeth has revealed that while she was approached to be a part of the documentary, she declined to appear on camera in the interest of her children. She shares two kids with her ex-husband Armie Hammer. "All that's mattered and does matter is the kids and our family, and that was not something that was going to be in line with my goals for them," Elizabeth reportedly said in an interview recently. Chambers revealed, "I did not plan on seeing it, but … watched it with my support system around me. It was obviously heartbreaking on so many levels and very painful. But at the same time, it exists." The shocking two-part docuseries attempts to explore the troubled and controversial life that the men in the Hammer family have lived for generations. The docuseries was released earlier this year. Also read: 'House Of Hammer' review: Armie Hammer's downfall narrated in new eerie docu-series 'House of Hammer' was described as a special that "chronicles the deeply troubling accusations leveled against critically acclaimed actor Armie Hammer and the dark, twisted legacy of the Hammer dynasty." Hammer’s estranged wife added that she "definitely was surprised" by the documentary, but "that's to be expected." She also added that she would not allow her kids to watch the series as "it’s not appropriate for them at this time." Elizabeth Chambers filed for divorce from Armie Hammer in July 2020 citing, "irreconcilable differences." In January 2021, several women accused the actor of sending sexual messages to them which involved cannibalism and BDSM. Another woman has accused Armie of rape, which the actor has denied. Ever since the accusations came to light, Armie has been dropped out of prominent film roles and is reportedly now working at a resort in the Cayman Islands, close to where his ex-wife and his children live.

Armie Hammer's ex-wife Elizabeth Chambers reveals why she did not appear in 'House Of Hammer' docu-series 

Somewhere in the second episode of 'House Of Hammer' a new docu-series on Discover +, actor Armie Hammer's aunt Casey says, "I tried watching 'Succession' but had to turn it off after three episodes....Magnify 'Succession' a million times and it was literally my family." Casey's comparison is perhaps not wrong as the new two-part docu-series explores not just the downfall of Hollywood actor Armie Hammer but also goes back in time to discover that Armie is just a product of a very problematic lineage.&nbsp;

Armie Hammer had a flourishing until 2021 when disturbing messages hinting at BDSM and cannibalism came to light. The actor, who played prominent roles in films like 'The Social Network', and 'Man From Uncle' and the lead role in 'Call Me By Your Name' allegedly sent disturbing messages to numerous women on social which hinted at physical abuse and cannibalism. &nbsp;Armie was also accused of rape by a woman who spoke out weeks after Armie's private messages went viral. The actor though has vehemently denied the allegations.&nbsp; 
 
'House Of Hammer' throws light upon the disturbing inside details of Hammer's alleged relationships as it speaks to women whom the actor had messaged and even dated. 
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Dallas-based entrepreneur Courtney Vucekovich features prominently in the first episode where she recounts how Hammer first DMed her in 2019 and eventually the two started meeting a year later. Courtney recalls how for months, she had overlooked the red flags. "I am going to bite the F**K out of you”, a note Armie had left at her place when he had paid a surprise visit to her but hadn't found her there was passed of as a form of 'flattery'. Bite marks on her body were asked to be paraded as a badge of honour. During the course of the interview, Courtney breaks down recalling their first sexual encounter but does not give details.&nbsp; 
 
She insists that she had tried to break away from Armie soon after this but the actor came back and wooed his way back into her life, which back then, she felt was a romantic gesture.&nbsp;

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The first episode also speaks to women who brought Armie's behaviour to public notice. A woman went viral on TikTok when she travelled back in time to divulge dark secrets of the influential Hammer family and read out excerpts from a book called 'Surviving My Birthright' which has been written by the actor's aunt, Casey Hammer.&nbsp; 
The second episode of the show mostly narrates the antics of the men in the Hammer family. Armie's great-grandfather Armand Hammer was perhaps one of the richest Americans and owned Occidental Petroleum. His public and personal life was strikingly different. While he hobnobbed with the most influential people in the world including &nbsp;Reagon, Nixon and even Prince Charles and Lady Diana, his personal life was riddled with scandals. His apparent love for women, despite being married was a known fact. He had a strained relationship with his son Julian- Armie's grandfather and bribed his way through several scandals that involved him, his company and his son.&nbsp; 
 
Casey insists there's been a pattern that has been passed on for generations and how the family was always careful to project a happy image infront of the public but despised each other in private. Armie, Casey&nbsp;rues, is a product of years of abuse that the men of his family have been indulging in and getting away with because of power and money.&nbsp; 
 
The docu-series is, of course, one-sided in its narration as it only speaks to women who have been in close contact with Hammer men. Girlfriends, cousins, sisters and social media activists. But the series throws light into an eerie past of a problematic family lineage where it was considered okay to ill-treat women for personal pleasure.&nbsp; 
'House Of Hammer' is streaming on the Discovery+ app.&nbsp;

Somewhere in the second episode of 'House Of Hammer' a new docu-series on Discover +, actor Armie Hammer's aunt Casey says, "I tried watching 'Succession' but had to turn it off after three episodes.

Somewhere in the second episode of 'House Of Hammer' a new docu-series on Discover +, actor Armie Hammer's aunt Casey says, "I tried watching 'Succession' but had to turn it off after three episodes....Magnify 'Succession' a million times and it was literally my family." Casey's comparison is perhaps not wrong as the new two-part docu-series explores not just the downfall of Hollywood actor Armie Hammer but also goes back in time to discover that Armie is just a product of a very problematic lineage. Armie Hammer had a flourishing until 2021 when disturbing messages hinting at BDSM and cannibalism came to light. The actor, who played prominent roles in films like 'The Social Network', and 'Man From Uncle' and the lead role in 'Call Me By Your Name' allegedly sent disturbing messages to numerous women on social which hinted at physical abuse and cannibalism. Armie was also accused of rape by a woman who spoke out weeks after Armie's private messages went viral. The actor though has vehemently denied the allegations. 'House Of Hammer' throws light upon the disturbing inside details of Hammer's alleged relationships as it speaks to women whom the actor had messaged and even dated. Dallas-based entrepreneur Courtney Vucekovich features prominently in the first episode where she recounts how Hammer first DMed her in 2019 and eventually the two started meeting a year later. Courtney recalls how for months, she had overlooked the red flags. "I am going to bite the F**K out of you”, a note Armie had left at her place when he had paid a surprise visit to her but hadn't found her there was passed of as a form of 'flattery'. Bite marks on her body were asked to be paraded as a badge of honour. During the course of the interview, Courtney breaks down recalling their first sexual encounter but does not give details. She insists that she had tried to break away from Armie soon after this but the actor came back and wooed his way back into her life, which back then, she felt was a romantic gesture. The first episode also speaks to women who brought Armie's behaviour to public notice. A woman went viral on TikTok when she travelled back in time to divulge dark secrets of the influential Hammer family and read out excerpts from a book called 'Surviving My Birthright' which has been written by the actor's aunt, Casey Hammer. The second episode of the show mostly narrates the antics of the men in the Hammer family. Armie's great-grandfather Armand Hammer was perhaps one of the richest Americans and owned Occidental Petroleum. His public and personal life was strikingly different. While he hobnobbed with the most influential people in the world including Reagon, Nixon and even Prince Charles and Lady Diana, his personal life was riddled with scandals. His apparent love for women, despite being married was a known fact. He had a strained relationship with his son Julian- Armie's grandfather and bribed his way through several scandals that involved him, his company and his son. Casey insists there's been a pattern that has been passed on for generations and how the family was always careful to project a happy image infront of the public but despised each other in private. Armie, Casey rues, is a product of years of abuse that the men of his family have been indulging in and getting away with because of power and money. The docu-series is, of course, one-sided in its narration as it only speaks to women who have been in close contact with Hammer men. Girlfriends, cousins, sisters and social media activists. But the series throws light into an eerie past of a problematic family lineage where it was considered okay to ill-treat women for personal pleasure. 'House Of Hammer' is streaming on the Discovery+ app.

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Hollywood actor Armie Hammer had reportedly texted a woman that he was "100 per cent a cannibal". 'House of Hammer', which sees the 'Call Me by Your Name' star as the subject of the new documentary series, includes testimony from two alleged victims of his sexual fetishes, reports aceshowbiz.com. The actor was accused of rape and battery by a 24-year-old woman, though he strongly denies the accusations.

A text, apparently from Hammer to one of his reported victims, read: "I am 100 per cent a cannibal. I want to eat you."

Courtney Vucekovich, one of a pair of women who claim the 35-year-old disgraced actor assaulted her, detailed the abuse she reportedly endured, saying that things started fantastically "but then things change" as he "pushes your boundaries a little bit at a time".

She detailed how the mention of cannibalism meant she spent ages "freaking out" and it was the only thing Hammer ever "wanted to&nbsp;talk about".

Courtney also claimed that she got a message from him that said, "I'm going to bite the f*** out of you." She also claimed Hammer texted her photos of rope. She said, "The ropes were around your neck, your wrist, your ankles, and you're completely immobilised. I was closing my eyes until it ended".

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Julia Morrison, the second accuser featured in the documentary, got a text message from Armie that reads: "I have a fantasy about having someone prove their love and devotion and tying them up in a public place at night and making their body free use and seeing if they will f**k strangers for me."

Additionally, the 'Rebecca' star sent her a voice note which said: "My bet was going to involve showing into her place and completely tying you up and incapacitating you and then being able to do whatever I wanted to every single hole in your body until I was done with you."

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In the three-part series, due to debut on Discovery Plus next month, they share a string of texts, which they assert came from Armie, who, according to reports, works as a timeshare dealer in the Cayman Islands, detailing his apparent intentions, reports aceshowbiz.com.

One reads: "You are mine! You hear me? I own you now. I'll own you forever." Another goes: "I decide when you eat, when you sleep. When you f***."

The scandal, which was prompted by texts leaked in January 2021, has been labelled "bulls**t" by 'The Social Network'&nbsp;star, who has daughter Harper, seven, and son Ford, five, with his former wife Elizabeth Chambers, but has since been fired from many projects in Hollywood.

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Hollywood actor Armie Hammer had reportedly texted a woman that he was "100 per cent a cannibal". 'House of Hammer', which sees the 'Call Me by Your Name' star as the subject of the new documentary series, includes testimony from two alleged victims of his sexual fetishes, reports aceshowbiz.

Hollywood actor Armie Hammer had reportedly texted a woman that he was "100 per cent a cannibal". 'House of Hammer', which sees the 'Call Me by Your Name' star as the subject of the new documentary series, includes testimony from two alleged victims of his sexual fetishes, reports aceshowbiz.com. The actor was accused of rape and battery by a 24-year-old woman, though he strongly denies the accusations. A text, apparently from Hammer to one of his reported victims, read: "I am 100 per cent a cannibal. I want to eat you." Courtney Vucekovich, one of a pair of women who claim the 35-year-old disgraced actor assaulted her, detailed the abuse she reportedly endured, saying that things started fantastically "but then things change" as he "pushes your boundaries a little bit at a time". She detailed how the mention of cannibalism meant she spent ages "freaking out" and it was the only thing Hammer ever "wanted to talk about". Courtney also claimed that she got a message from him that said, "I'm going to bite the f*** out of you." She also claimed Hammer texted her photos of rope. She said, "The ropes were around your neck, your wrist, your ankles, and you're completely immobilised. I was closing my eyes until it ended". Amanda Seyfried regrets shooting nude scenes in the early years of her career Julia Morrison, the second accuser featured in the documentary, got a text message from Armie that reads: "I have a fantasy about having someone prove their love and devotion and tying them up in a public place at night and making their body free use and seeing if they will f**k strangers for me." Additionally, the 'Rebecca' star sent her a voice note which said: "My bet was going to involve showing into her place and completely tying you up and incapacitating you and then being able to do whatever I wanted to every single hole in your body until I was done with you." Disgraced star Armie Hammer is working at a resort in Cayman Islands after being ousted from Hollywood In the three-part series, due to debut on Discovery Plus next month, they share a string of texts, which they assert came from Armie, who, according to reports, works as a timeshare dealer in the Cayman Islands, detailing his apparent intentions, reports aceshowbiz.com. One reads: "You are mine! You hear me? I own you now. I'll own you forever." Another goes: "I decide when you eat, when you sleep. When you f***." The scandal, which was prompted by texts leaked in January 2021, has been labelled "bulls**t" by 'The Social Network' star, who has daughter Harper, seven, and son Ford, five, with his former wife Elizabeth Chambers, but has since been fired from many projects in Hollywood. Armie Hammer and his 'sexual fantasies' chats controversy: What we know so far

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