UPDATED 7/13, 8:17 p.m. ET: It seems some of the rumors were true.
An anonymous source told Variety that Armie Hammer is now selling timeshares in the Cayman Islands, just as many people had suspected. Though the embattled actor is the great-grandson of oil tycoon Armand Hammer, he reportedly isn’t bankrolled by his wealthy family, and must work in order to support his two children.
“He is working at the resort and selling timeshares. He is working at a cubicle,” the source claimed. “The reality is he’s totally broke, and is trying to fill the days and earn money to support his family.”
The insider claims Hammer moved to the Cayman Islands after his very public fall from grace. He reportedly chose the location to be closer to his young kids, who live with his ex-wife, Elizabeth Chambers.
Prior to selling timeshares, Hammer allegedly managed an apartment complex in the Cayman Islands.
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Days after Armie Hammer’s lawyer denied claims the actor was working at a hotel in the Cayman Islands, he’s reportedly been spotted selling timeshares.
TMZ reports that Hammer, who is facing several accusations of sexual misconduct including assault and fetishizing cannibalism, was spotted pitching timeshares to some potential customers at an office in the Caymans. According to the person who snapped a picture of Hammer working at the office, he outlined a plan to a prospective buyer that would cost $2,020 per week. It’s unclear what exactly he was pitching to them, however, since it’s not even clear if it was the disgraced actor at the office.
Hammer has been in the Caymans since the start of the pandemic, and was situated there while the allegations against him unfolded in January, 2021. The 35-year-old was spotted at a resort there this past week in clothes that look like a work uniform, as British tabloid The Daily Mail reported. The photos were taken last month, and saw him wearing an outfit very similar to employees at the Morritt’s Resort office.
Social media speculation about Hammer’s new job first surfaced earlier this week after a flyer appeared to show him welcoming people to the resort as “your personal concierge.” His attorney Andrew Brettler said the flyer is “fake,” and an employee at the hotel also said it was simply a prank. He is said to be friends with people who work at the resort, and the flyer is believed to have been made by those familiar with him personally. The actor has remained out of the public eye after accusations against him were shared last year.
