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Armie Hammer docuseries to remove bite mark photo after investigation | New York Post

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The Armie Hammer docuseries about the sexual abuse allegations against him is making a change following “new information.”

“House of Hammer” will be removing an image of a bite mark that one of Hammer’s exes believed to be a photo of her own body — but is reportedly a picture of a bite mark tattoo taken from Pinterest.

Courtney Vucekovich — one of Hammer’s former partners — accused him of improper sexual behavior and participated in an on-camera interview for the Discovery+ docuseries, where she alleged love-bombing, coercion and abuse.

“He bites really hard,” Vucekovich claimed.

She said that Hammer, 36, allegedly coerced her into multiple BDSM situations that made her feel unsafe, including rope bondage and biting.

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