Armie Hammer sells his truck because he “can no longer afford the gas”

The actor added that he will “start his birthday in a new car, in a new apartment, in a new life in Los Angeles.”

After disappearing from public view in 2021 following allegations of cannibalism and sexual abuse and rape by several women, Hammer recently resurfaced in Los Angeles. In June, he spoke about the allegations at the Painful lessons Podcast hosted by his “close friend” Tyler Ramsey.

“There were things that people said about me that just felt so weird. Now I can look at it with some distance and perspective and say, ‘That’s hilarious.’ People called me a cannibal and everyone believed them,” Hammer said. “They said, ‘Yep, that guy ate people.’ You just think, ‘What? What are you talking about? Do you know what you have to do to be a cannibal? You have to eat people. How am I supposed to be a cannibal?’ It was bizarre.”

During the podcast, he added: “What I will say about that, despite the inconsistencies, despite what people have said, whatever has happened – I’m at a point in my life now where I’m grateful for every single bit of it. I’m actually at a point now where I’m really grateful for it, because in my life before all of this happened to me, I didn’t feel good. I never felt satisfied. I never had enough, I was never at a point where I was happy with myself, where I had self-esteem. I never knew how to give myself love. I never knew how to give myself appreciation.”

Last month, Hammer appeared on Piers Morgan uncensoredin which he denied ever having “eaten human flesh.” “Do you know what you have to do to be a cannibal?” he said to Morgan. “You have to have actually eaten somebody.”

Regarding the allegations of sexual assault, he noted: “Every one of these conversations that we had within this relationship doesn’t look so good when you take it out of that context and bring it out into the open. You know, different people have different sexual fantasies. And there is a very broad spectrum of sexuality, and people are allowed to live out their own sexuality in a way that suits them and their actions.”