Elizabeth Chambers claims that she is “suffering through hell” as a result of the allegations made against Armie Hammer.
The 40-year-old TV star “stands in sympathy” with any of the actor from “Call Me By Your Name” who is presently being investigated for alleged sex crimes and was the focus of the tell-all documentary “House of Hammer” from 2010 to 2020.
She uttered: “I identify as a feminist and support anybody who has suffered a victimhood of any kind, hoping they might find solace.
My life has been terrible for a very long period, so I’m not standing here saying, “My life is fantastic.” When you’re going through hell, keep moving forward, they advise “She thought.
“Despite how cliche it seems, you must persevere. You cannot ignore it or act as if it doesn’t exist. Tell others what you need, call on all of your resources, and ask for assistance. They are not your people if they won’t stand with you in times of need.”
The owner of BIRD Bakery, who is the mother to Harper, 7, and Ford, 5, with her ex-husband, continued by saying that she had not intended to watch the documentary when it first aired in August but did so and was “surprised” by what she saw.
She said to E! News: “I didn’t intend to watch it, but I dropped the kids off at school one day and then returned home to watch it with my family and friends.
“It was clearly sad and devastating on so many levels. It does, however, exist.
“The past is the past, and all we can do is use this opportunity to learn from it, to pay attention, to process it, and hopefully to heal in every way possible. I was certainly taken aback, but I believe that’s to be anticipated.”