The following contains references to allegations of sexual assault.

In recent years, few actors have faced as many disturbing allegations as Armie Hammer. Previously a rising star in Hollywood, his career has been marred by serious accusations from former partners, including claims of emotional abuse and disturbing fantasies. These allegations were highlighted in the media and explored in depth in the contentious 2022 docuseries “House of Hammer,” which featured testimonies from ex-girlfriends like Courtney Vucekovich and Julia Morrison, alongside insights from Hammer’s relative Casey Hammer.

While Hammer and his team have repeatedly denied the accusations amid ongoing legal disputes, his ex-partners have described experiences that starkly contrast with Hammer’s portrayal of their relationships as consensual. This article aims to summarize what his former partners have revealed since the allegations arose in 2021, particularly as Hammer attempts to reintegrate into the public sphere.

Courtney Vucekovich, who had a brief relationship with Hammer from June to October 2020, has been outspoken about her unsettling experiences. She alleged that Hammer shared violent fantasies, including cannibalism. In an interview with Page Six, Vucekovich recounted Hammer saying he wanted to “break my rib and barbecue and eat it.” She compared him to Hannibal Lecter from “The Silence of the Lambs,” describing these comments as part of a troubling pattern of behavior.

Vucekovich also highlighted the manipulative aspects of their relationship, explaining how Hammer’s charm masked a darker agenda. She indicated that he skillfully groomed her for unsettling experiences. Furthermore, alleged text messages surfaced, containing confessions like “I am 100% a cannibal,” claims Hammer has consistently denied, insisting their interactions were consensual.

Julia Morrison, another of Hammer’s former partners, mirrored Vucekovich’s concerns. In “House of Hammer,” she revealed that their conversations were often dominated by Hammer’s unsettling fascination with violence and cannibalism. She recounted how Hammer’s desire to eat her became a constant topic, a fixation she found deeply disturbing. Messages she shared were consistent with what Vucekovich described, portraying Hammer’s fixation on these themes. In one message, Hammer referred to Morrison as his “own personal little slave” (as per Variety).

Morrison’s experiences contribute to a growing chorus of women recounting similar emotional manipulation and harmful encounters with Hammer. She, like Vucekovich, underscored the psychological distress of being involved with someone harboring such intense and discomforting obsessions, stating, “It was all he ever wanted to talk about.”

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