Armie Hammer Photographed In Los Angeles With Stepmom After Father's Death

Armie Hammer is back in Los Angeles after his father, Michael Armand Hammer, reportedly succumbed to long-term illness.

The 36-year-old actor was photographed in the City of Angeles on Thanksgiving Day with his stepmom, Misty Hammer.

In the exclusive photos published by Daily Mail, Armie sported a casual getup, comprising a gray T-shirt with the "L.A." logo, blue jeans, a San Francisco baseball hat and a pair of flip-flops, while grabbing groceries at Bristol Farms with Misty.

The disgraced Hollywood actor carried a paper bag and a carton of beverages as he exited the store with his stepmom, who was holding a large bouquet of yellow roses.

For the outing, Misty also chose to be comfortable by donning a green zip-up jacket over a gray shirt, black leggings and a pair of white sneakers.

The two appeared to be casually chatting as they were walking the streets. At one point, Hammer was captured on camera smiling while responding to his stepmom.

As previously reported, Armie's dad passed away Sunday after succumbing to long-term illness. TMZ first broke the news, saying the businessman had been very ill for some time while battling cancer. He was 67.

Michael is survived by his wife, Misty, and his two sons with ex-wife Dru Ann Mobley, Armie and Viktor, 34.

The late business titan inherited his grandfather Armand Hammer's fortune. The latter owned the oil company Occidental Petroleum.

The very private family was recently put under the microscope with the release of the "House of Hammer" documentary, which detailed the allegations of abuse and sexual assault against the "Call Me By Your Name" actor and his family's alleged misdeeds.

In addition to the controversial documentary, Armie also recently made the headlines after being sued by American Express over an unpaid balance amounting to $67,000.

However, his camp insisted that the unpaid balance was from a joint account Hammer shared with his estranged wife, Elizabeth Chambers, and that it would be settled once the couple finalizes their divorce.

In July, an anonymous insider claimed to Variety that Armie was bankrupt after his Hollywood projects got canceled amid the multiple sexual abuse allegations and cannibalism claims against him.

After he was dropped by his agency WME, Hammer reportedly found himself trying to make ends meet by working as a timeshare salesman in the Cayman Islands.