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Armie Hammer , the disgraced Lone Ranger actor, is finally speaking out over sensational claims three years ago that he developed a 'cannibalism fetish', stating that he is ultimately "grateful" for the experience.
” Appearing on the appropriately named Painfull Lessons podcast, the actor says “I’m now at a place in my life where I’m grateful for every single bit of it.” The actor claims he “never knew how to give myself love” as his job permitted him “to get it from so many people”. He continued: “I’m actually now at a place where I’m really grateful for it because, where I was in my life before all of that stuff happened to me, I didn’t feel good. “I never felt satisfied. I never had enough.
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