Armie Hammer docuseries will remove image of bite mark taken from Pinterest following probe

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House of Hammer, the Discovery+ docuseries chronicling the sex abuse accusations against actor Armie Hammer, is removing an image of a bite mark previously featured in the broadcast after learning 'new information' that the image was of a tattoo that was taken from Pinterest.The image of the bite mark was initially attributed to the 36-year-old actor by his former partner Courtney Vucekovich, who said that she thought the image was of her person.Vucekovich, who was seen in the documentary, has accused Hammer of improper sexual behavior, saying in the docuseries that she felt coerced and abused in her interaction with the actor, who encouraged her into BDSM practices including biting and being tied up with ropes.

The latest: House of Hammer is removing an image of a bite mark previously featured in the broadcast after learning 'new information' that the image was of a tattoo that was taken from PinterestVucekovich said that Hammer 'bites really hard' and encouraged her to think of the resulting marks 'a badge of honor.'She said in the doc, 'Almost like he convinced me that I'm lucky to have it.

As f***ed up as it sounds, at that time, I was interpreting that as love. Looking at it now, makes me sick. He pushes your boundaries a little bit at a time.' Hammer once penned Vucekovich a letter that read, 'I am going to bite the f*** out of you,' she said in the docuseries, at which point the erroneous image of the bite marks was displayed onscreen.Social media users on multiple platforms called into question the authenticity of the photo, attributing it to Pinterest.

Social media users on multiple platforms called into question the authenticity of the bite mark photo seen in the documentary, tracing it to Pinterest The image.