Armie Hammer Wanted Ex Paige Lorenze To Be His 'Perfect Little Pet': Report

Armie Hammer's ex Paige Lorenze has claimed that the actor told her he wanted to make her his "perfect little slave."

Lorenze, a 22-year-old college student and model, shared a screenshot of what she claims to be messages she and Hammer, 34, exchanged via Instagram. In the messages obtained by Page Six, the "Call Me By Your Name" star allegedly shared his BDSM fantasies with her and said he wanted to "train" her to be his "pet."

"You are perfect. Don’t be embarrassed by anything. You feel f–king incredible and the way you fell perfectly in to a submissive space was beautiful," he allegedly replied to Lorenze telling him she was "a little nervous" that she wouldn't be able to "satisfy" him.

"We are going to keep developing that. I’m going to train you and turn you in to my perfect little pet," he continued. "F–k this just made me so hard. I will make you my perfect little slave."

Lorenze wrote in the caption alongside the screenshot, "@anyone saying I wasn’t manipulated and love crying victim."

In a statement to Page Six Thursday, Lorenze further criticized the actor, saying, "These latest messages are just further evidence of the reality of his dangerous proclivities and his reaction shows his blatant disregard for the women he has traumatized."

"I want to offer my continued support to the other women who have been preyed on by men and have the courage to come forward," she continued.

Last month, Lorenze expressed disgust after learning that Hammer allegedly shared photos of her that she didn't know existed to people online without her permission. She shared an alleged exchange between Hammer and another person talking about her.

"Disgusting, violating and quite frankly, unacceptable," she tweeted.

Lorenze also released a statement about her involvement with Hammer and the sexual allegations made against him in a lengthy statement on Twitter.

"I want to be perfectly clear. Any man who is fantasizing about rape, crushing a woman's body, eating them, cutting them is a danger to all women," she wrote.

She urged women to protect each other by calling out abusive and manipulative behavior. She also thanked those who reached out to her amid Hammer's sex scandal and assured them she was doing well.

"I am going to be okay! I am determined to heal, move on, and pivot from this and add my voice to the movement regarding safe sexual practices," Lorenze concluded.