Armie Hammer 'checks into a treatment program' for 'drug, alcohol, and sex issues'

Armie Hammer has checked into a Florida-based ‘treatment program’ for ‘drug, alcohol, and sex issues’ amid his infamous cannibalism scandal and rape allegations.

Hammer allegedly reached out to his estranged wife Elizabeth Chambers in ‘late May,’ telling the TV personality that he ‘was ready to seek treatment—and pledging to stay at the Florida facility, outside of Orlando, as long as it takes to get healthy,’ according to Vanity Fair.

‘Hammer checked into the facility on Monday, May 31, with the support of Chambers and his family, and has been in treatment for over a week,’ the outlet’s sources claim.

Armie Hammer has checked into a Florida-based ‘treatment program’ for ‘drug, alcohol, and sex issues’ amid his lingering cannibalism scandal and allegations of rape; Hammer pictured in 2019

Hammer, with Chambers and their two children by his side, was reportedly seen arriving to Grand Cayman airport on Saturday, May 29, which sources described as an ’emotional’ sendoff between the former pair.

Hammer has been residing in the Cayman Islands since late December in order to be in close proximity to the couple’s two children.

‘Elizabeth and kids dropp[ed] him off and walk[ed] in as far as allowed,’ an eye witness claimed on social media. ‘A lot of hugs and seemed emotional.’

Chamber and Hammer put an end to their marriage in June of last year after 10 years together, with each of them sharing a statement to Instagram confirming their split. 

A ‘close friend’ of Armie’s explained to Vanity Fair that ‘everyone looks at Armie thinking that he’s had some sort of privileged life—and that must mean there were no problems in his youth and everything was peachy keen.

‘But that’s not necessarily the way things go. Just because you come from an upbringing where financial resources are plentiful doesn’t mean life isn’t without problems.’ 

Reaching out: Hammer allegedly reached out to his estranged wife Elizabeth Chambers in ‘late May,’ telling the TV personality that he ‘was ready to seek treatment—and pledging to stay at the Florida facility, outside of Orlando, as long as it takes to get healthy,’ according to Vanity Fair; Chambers and Hammer pictured in 2018