Disgraced Armie Hammer tells Piers ‘it was sexual fantasy’ after cannibalism & rape accusations during 4-year affair
ARMIE Hammer has told Piers Morgan that leaked messages discussing cannibalism and rape were just a “sexual fantasy”.
The Social Network actor has revealed the bombshell in a tell-all interview with Piers Morgan on his Uncensored show.
Hammer said: “This was a very intense affair, very sexually charged between two people with very similar proclivities and kinks.”
He discussed BDSM with Piers and said: “Some people love cilantro, and some people hate it, and both are correct.”
Hammer agreed with Piers when the journalist put to him that the text messages were “role play, BDSM, kinky sex role play”.
“Any of those conversations you take outside of that context and put it into broad daylight it doesn’t look as good.”
The actor also admitted he cheated on his wife, before going on to have sex with “hundreds” of women.
He became “someone I didn’t recognise” after cheating on his wife.
The Man from UNCLE actor wouldn’t confirm how many women he had slept with, but said that it was “hundreds”.
Piers tried to pin him on the exact number, asking him whether it was 500 women.
Hammer said it “maybe wasn’t 500”, he then clarified it wasn’t “many hundreds”, but “probably more than the average person is exposed to”.
The womanising came after Hammer had split with his wife of seven years, Elizabeth Chambers.
Hammer said he thought his wife and him had grown apart like two container ships slowly going in different directions.
The actor the cheated on his wife with Effie Angelova with a 10-month affair – who eventually accused him of rape.
Hammer then turned to partying, drinking, and drugs and slept with hundreds of women.
Pals dubbed him the ‘water buffalo’ after he was able to drink whatever his friends put his way.
The one-on-one chat appeared on Piers Morgan Uncensored’s YouTube channel at 6pm UK time.
Piers opens the conversation by addressing the most shocking claim head-on, asking Hammer: “First of all, address that elephant in the room. Are you a cannibal?”
The dad-of-two’s response is notably evasive as he asks: “You know what you have to do to be a cannibal?”
When pressed further, he is asked if he has ever consumed human flesh.
He compared these fantasies to benign expressions of affection, saying: “But I don’t think that’s any different than when someone looks at a baby and goes, ‘Oh my God, look at those cute little fat legs, I just want to eat you up.’”
