Armie Hammer says he contemplated suicide after he was accused of sexual misconduct.
Armie Hammer speaks out for the first time
The 36-year-old actor – who has children Harper, eight, and six-year-old Ford with ex-wife Elizabeth Chambers – is currently under investigation after he was accused of raping a woman as well as allegedly coercing others to engage in aggressive sexual activities and denies any wrongdoing but as he spoke out about the battle for the first time, admitted he had considered taking his own life whilst in the Cayman Islands after the allegations surfaced more than two years ago.
He said: “I just walked out into the ocean and swam out as far as I could and hoped that either I drowned, or was hit by a boat, or eaten by a shark. Then I realised that my kids were still on shore, and that I couldn’t do that to my kids.”
The ‘Call Me My Your Name’ star went on to add that he has been left “massively in debt” by his legal battles despite once having had a reported net worth of $10 million dollars and once had to ask a friend to step in to pay for his groceries.
He said: “My financial status is I am not only broke; I am massively in debt. I did get a loan from my family to pay for some legal fees and was a point in all of this where I had to have a friend help me buy groceries..”
Armie went on to explain that in the modern world of cancel culture, there is “no room for redemption” as he mentioned Robert Downey Jr – who who was arrested multiple times in the late 1990s on drug charges and spent several spells in jail before going through rehabiliation – and worries that he will never be hired again whatever the outcome of his legal troubles.
He told Airmail News: “There are examples everywhere, Robert being one of them, of people who went through those things and found redemption through a new path. And that, I feel like, is what’s missing in this cancel-culture, woke-mob business. The minute anyone does anything wrong, they’re thrown away. There’s no chance for rehabilitation. There’s no chance for redemption. Someone makes a mistake, and we throw them away like a broken disposable camera. Robert and others are examples of what it looks like for a human being to experience pain and then growth. And that aspect of it is something that I aspire to.
“No one will hire me. No one will insure me. I can’t get bonded for a project—nothing,” he says. “And no one will touch me because if they hire me, then…
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