Armie Hammer ‘left Los Angeles house in the middle of the night’ amid explicit DM scandal

After putting his Los Angeles home on the market last year, Armie Hammer reportedly left the residence in the middle of the night last week.

The movers were aided by a flashlight as they moved his belongings out of the Hancock Park house he once shared with ex Elizabeth Chambers, Page Six reported on Sunday.

The website reported the The disgraced actor, 34, organized the move “under cover of night.”

Hammer himself was not seen during the move, but a neighbor who observed the move passed the details to Page Six.

“ Trucks and a group of movers descended on the property, operating well after midnight and lit only by flashlights, ” the source told the site.

Hammer and his ex-wife Elizabeth initially listed the house in September 2020 and recently received an offer after slashing the price several times, according to the New York Post.

Hammer has been shrouded in controversy since news of his alleged social media graphics came to light.

A number of women have spoken publicly about their communications with Hammer, including model Paige Lorenze, who said Hammer took aspects of their consensual BDSM relationship to a place that was allegedly abusive and uncomfortable.

Hammer’s lawyer denied Lorenze’s accusations to Page Six on January 22, calling them patently false.

“ All interactions with this person, or any of their partners, were completely consensual in that they were fully discussed, agreed upon and mutually participatory, ” the lawyer said. “The stories perpetuated in the media are a misguided attempt to present a one-sided narrative in an attempt to tarnish Mr. Hammer’s reputation, and the communications of those involved prove it.

Hammer and his ex-wife Elizabeth Chambers, 38, separated last July after 10 years of marriage; they have two children, their daughter Harper, six, and their son Ford, four.

Speaking to Instagram earlier this month, Chambers said she was “ shocked, heartbroken and devastated ” by reports of Hammer’s conduct.

“For weeks, I try to process everything that has happened,” she said. “Grief aside, I am listening and will continue to listen to myself and educate myself on these sensitive issues. I didn’t know how much I didn’t know.

Ms Chambers added that she ‘would not comment further on this matter’ as her ‘sole focus and focus will continue to be on our children, on [her] work and on healing during this incredibly difficult time.