Elizabeth Chambers reveals why she has been quiet on social media amid more abuse allegations against ex Armie Hammer

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Elizabeth Chambers revealed why she has been quiet on social media as even more abuse allegations have come out against estranged husband Armie Hammer.

The 38-year-old television personality took to her Instagram Story on Wednesday to do a Q&A and responded to a fan wondering why she hasn't done much posting lately.

She posted a snap of herself holding a crystal heart with the caption: 'Focusing on healing, my babes and work.

'A lot I’ve wanted to share, but hasn’t felt right [at the moment].'

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'Focusing on healing': Elizabeth Chambers revealed why she has been quiet on social media as even more abuse allegations have come out against estranged husband Armie Hammer during an Instagram Q&A on Wednesday

Her 34-year-old ex Armie has been at the center of plenty of controversy as of late including allegations of cannibalism, abuse, and most recently a serious rape allegation.

Chambers - who spit with Hammer in July 2020 - has not made a statement about the father to her two children since February 1 as at the time she said she is 'shocked, heartbroken and devastated' as she continues to 'process' revelations about her ex's alleged taste for hardcore BDSM sex.

The actress made her first official statement about Armie's personal scandal via her Instagram, sharing a serene image of a beach, likely in the Cayman Islands where she is currently residing with their two kids. 

Chambers also voiced her support for survivors of 'assault or abuse' in the post and claimed she 'didn’t realize how much I didn’t know'. 

Sad: Her 34-year-old ex Armie has been at the center of plenty of controversy as of late including allegations of cannibalism, abuse, and most recently a serious rape allegation, as the former couple are seen together in March 2018

She began: 'For weeks, I’ve been trying to process everything that has transpired,' Chambers wrote in Monday's post. 'I am shocked, heartbroken, and devastated.

Then, she pivoted away from her personal life.

'Heartbreak aside, I am listening, and will continue to listen and educate myself on these delicate matters. I didn’t realize how much I didn’t know,' she went on.

'I support any victim of assault or abuse and urge anyone who has experienced this pain to seek the help she or he needs to heal.'

'Devastated': 'Chambers - who spit with Hammer in July 2020 - has not made a statement about the father to her two children since February 1

Chambers, who split from Hammer in July 2020, also voiced her support for survivors of 'assault or abuse' in the post and claimed she 'didn’t realize how much I didn’t know'

Chambers continued: 'At this time, I will not be commenting further on this matter.'

'My sole focus and attention will continue to be on our children, on my work and on healing during this incredibly difficult time.'

Finishing, she wrote: 'Thank you for all of the love and support, and thank you in advance for your continued kindness, respect, and consideration for our children and me as we find ways to move forward.'

Chambers' social media statement came just days after the Food Network persona first broke her silence via a pointed Instagram comment.

Chambers' statement came just days after she first broke her silence via a pointed Instagram comment. The actress commented under a post reporting Armie's former co-star Timothée Chalamet is set to reunite with director Luca Guadagnino for a cannibalism film

Hammer announced the couple's split in July, shortly after Chambers shared this post

The actress voiced her opinion under a post announcing that Hammer's Call Me By Your Name co-star Timothée Chalamet could be reuniting with director Luca Guadagnino for a film about cannibalism.

She kept her response brief, simply writing: 'No. Words.'

Speaking of roles, Hammer recently announced that he will exit the new play The Minutes on Broadway due to 'personal reasons' following sexual assault allegations made against him.

'I have loved every single second of working on The Minutes with the family I made from Steppenwolf. But right now I need to focus on myself and my health for the sake of my family,' Hammer said in a statement on Friday, adding: 'Consequently, I will not be returning to Broadway with the production.'

Out: , Hammer recently announced that he will exit the new play The Minutes on Broadway due to 'personal reasons' following sexual assault allegations made against him

Meanwhile, a statement from the production - via Variety - of the play said: 'Armie remains a valued colleague to all of us who have worked with him onstage and offstage on The Minutes. We wish only the best for him and respect his decision.' 

The play by Tracy Letts was set to debut in March 2020, but the coronavirus pandemic saw the whole of Broadway temporarily shut down. 

The exit comes just one day after it was revealed that he'd been replaced in yet another on-screen opportunity amid the fallout from his cannibalism controversy and rape allegations which first came to light last year.

Hammer was initially set to star alongside Julia Roberts and Sean Penn in the Watergate drama Gaslit, but sources told Deadline that executives dropped the actor in favor of Dan Stevens.

Stevens will portray former White House counsel John Dean in the Starz series which is based on the podcast Slow Burn.  

On hold: The play by Tracy Letts was set to debut in March 2020, but the coronavirus pandemic saw the whole of Broadway temporarily shut down

Moving back: He has a starring role in Disney's detective thriller Death on the Nile, which was pushed back to a February 2022 release date

The Downton Abbey star most recently received rave reviews for his role as Alexander Lemtov in Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga. 

Sam Esmail and Chad Hamilton will serve as executive producers and work alongside Robbie Pickering who is also set as showrunner. 

Leaked texts and graphic descriptions about BDSM, cannibalism and excessive drug use gave way to Armie being dropped from the Jennifer Lopez film Shotgun Wedding earlier this year.

New: Hammer was initially set to star alongside Julia Roberts and Sean Penn in the Watergate drama Gaslit, but sources told Deadline that executives dropped the actor in favor of Dan Stevens; seen in  2018

Hammer was then replaced by Josh Duhamel and filming has been underway in the Dominican Republic. 

He has a starring role in Disney's detective thriller Death on the Nile, which was pushed back to a February 2022 release date. 

Gal Gadot, Leticia Wright and Kenneth Branagh co-star in the adaptation of the Agatha Christie mystery which serves as the sequel to 2017's hit Murder on the Orient Express. 

It was followed by a leak of private Instagrams where Hammer was seen bragging about passing a drug-test despite having DMT in his system, and also flashing an image of a lingerie-clad woman on all fours. 

Yikes: Leaked texts and graphic descriptions about BDSM, cannibalism and excessive drug use gave way to Armie being dropped from the Jennifer Lopez film Shotgun Wedding earlier this year; seen in 2019

Armie addressed the allegations on Jan. 14, sharing: 'I’m not responding to these b*****t claims but in light of the vicious and spurious online attacks against me, I cannot in good conscience now leave my children for 4 months to shoot a film in the Dominican Republic.

Los Angeles police said last month they had opened an investigation into rape allegations made against Hammer after a former partner filed a complaint.

The alleged victim said Hammer 'violently raped' her for 'over four hours' in 2017 and was also 'mentally, emotionally and sexually' abused throughout their four-year on-off relationship.

She added that the 34-year-old actor, whom she had met over Facebook the year before, also 'repeatedly slammed' her head against the wall and beat her feet with a riding crop to the point where she was unable to walk.

Oh no: The film had originally been scheduled for a December 2019 release date, but was pushed back multiple times due to the COVID-19 pandemic and underperformances by other feature films at the box office