'I considered suicide!': Armie Hammer speaks out over sexual misconduct allegations
Armie Hammer says he contemplated suicide after he was accused of sexual misconduct but was stopped when he thought of his children and now worries that he will "never be hired again" in the modern world of cancel culture.
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'I considered suicide!': Armie Hammer speaks out over sexual misconduct allegations
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