Armie Hammer’s ex-wife Elizabeth Chambers says her divorce from the troubled Hollywood actor was “absolute hell”, adding: “I wouldn’t wish divorce on anyone.”
Chambers, who stars in Freeform’s new docu-drama Grand Cayman: The Secret of Paradise, is a victim of the so-called “Cayman Curse,” where couples move to Grand Cayman together and then quickly break up. said.
“I went through a very public divorce,” she said of her breakup with the “Call Me By Your Name” actor. “It was full of scandals, scary stories were coming out every day, and I was learning about them as they happened.”
“The life we had planned for years was basically shattered,” Chambers said. I have two children with him. “It was a really tough time. It’s just hell to do that in a more public space, and I wouldn’t wish that on anyone.”
The Food Network host said he was finally ready for a “fresh start” after the “trauma” he had to overcome.
Elsewhere, other cast members discussed Hammer’s infamous February 2023 interview. Airmail.
“I lived it. I know it. I know the truth. At the end of the day, you don’t know unless you’re there,” Chambers said. refused to discuss.
She and the “Mine” actor completed their divorce in June 2023.
That same month, the actor filed a final disclosure statement, meaning the former couple were preparing to reconcile.
A source told Page Six that Hammer and the Bird Bakery founder have already closed the door on their marriage.
After 10 years of marriage, Chambers filed for divorce in July 2020, citing “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for the divorce.
The following year, several women accused Hammer of sexual misconduct, including cannibalism and BDSM fantasies.
The woman, who at the time identified herself only as Effie, anonymously shared the shocking allegations about the Death on the Nile star on her Instagram account House of Effie.
The posts included graphic messages allegedly sent by Hammer, which centered around sexual references to cannibalism and “blood-sucking.”
Effie also claimed that Hammer raped her, and the Los Angeles Police Department subsequently launched an investigation.
Authorities announced last year that Hammer would not be charged. He strongly denies the charges.
