Armie Hammer Returned to Instagram; Has Already Made It Weirder
For some reason, the besmirched actor, who's faced accusations of cannibalism and sexual abuse over the past couple of years, is posting on social media again.
CelebritiesMisc. Goss 
                            
Armie Hammer might’ve beaten the cannibalism allegations (for now) but the bizarre behavior claims are alive, well, and as of this week, back on a social media timeline near you. Why? The Call Me By Your Name star and accused sexual abuser has returned to Instagram!
Last week, Hammer posted a video clip of a man—wearing only his underwear—running alongside a horse playing on a laptop. Hammer appears to be filming the clip from a train. Where? Who knows. Such is the allure of one assailed actor. Hammer’s feed also appears to be devoid of any of his old, pre-cannibalism controversy posts. But it doesn’t stop there. Over the weekend, he went on to post a candid of himself lifting weights in what looks to be an unfinished basement complete with exposed insulation on his stories. Now, in case it wasn’t clear that Hammer is a man-on-the-mend, he captioned the photo: “Been a lot of landmines over the last couple years…finally found one that works for me #landminepress.”
And by Sunday, Hammer shared a selfie that included two of his buds and a child on a beach, writing alongside the post: “When the LA welcome committee demands you do a cold water plunge in the ocean right when you get off the plane…”
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