Armie Hammer won’t shy away from uncomfortable conversations about his past when his kids are older.

‘Call Me by Your Name’ star hits launch “Armie HammerTime Podcast” on YouTube on Monday as he continues to “put his life back together” below allegations of physical and sexual abuse He was slapped in the face in 2021.

On Monday’s episode, the “Social Network” star sat down with actor Tom Arnold to discuss how he’s adjusting to life and work after his career. sudden fall from grace.

Hammer admitted it was “really scary to me” that his children might one day be able to search about him online.

Arnold said, “I’m sure you’re honest enough to have these conversations,” to which Hammer responded, “100%, when the time comes.”

Hammer shares his 9-year-old daughter Harper and 7-year-old son Ford with his ex-wife Elizabeth Chambers, from whom he decided to divorce in 2023.

Hammer shares two children, Harper, 9, and Ford, 7, with his ex-wife Elizabeth Chambers. The former couple split in 2020 after 10 years of marriage, but their divorce was only finalized last year.

The actor’s glittering career on the big screen has suffered a major blow following a series of disturbing allegations made against him by his ex-girlfriends.

In February 2021, 26-year-old Effie Angelova She accused Hammer of “violently” raping her and in 2017, when she was 20, he “mentally, emotionally and sexually” abused her.

Hammer denied the allegations, despite claims that he had cannibalistic fantasies. There is no criminal offense in her four-year relationship with him.

Hammer’s other ex-girlfriend, Courtney Vucekovich It was said on Page Six in January 2021 She said the actor told her he “wanted to break my rib and barbecue it.”

Hammer, who was blacklisted by Hollywood following the allegations, explained how being sober has helped him be there for his children.

“I look at how my sobriety has affected my parenting and my ability to show up as a parent,” she explained on the podcast. “That’s one of the things I’m really grateful for in terms of where my life is at. “I’m really going to be a father now.”

Elsewhere, Hammer, 38, explained that the podcast will act as a “journal” where he will glean wisdom from his guests.

“I was away for the last four years and now I’m back. You know? “What are you going to do?” he said. “So this will be a kind of diary or chronicle of getting my life back together.”

“I’ll let you into my world for a little bit,” he added.