Elizabeth Chambers revealed she is “packing up and moving” with her two children for the “fifth time” in nearly five years in a video shared to her Instagram Stories on Tuesday.
The 42-year-old TV personality, who said she is “fiercely protective” of her children who have “no idea” about their father Armie Hammer’s cannibalism scandals, also shared with her followers that her family only has a few more nights in the Cayman Islands.
Chambers was previously married to the disgraced Hollywood star, 38, from 2010 until they split in 2020. The former couple, whose divorce was finalised in 2023, share a daughter, Harper, nine, and a son, Ford, seven.
The mother-of-two uploaded a black-and-white clip as she prepared for the big move, while Dominic Fike’s song Misses played in the background.
While her son could be seen sitting at a long table, Elizabeth’s daughter also made an appearance as she approached the camera while speaking to her mother.
Elizabeth Chambers, 42, revealed she is “packing up and moving” with her two children for the “fifth time” in nearly five years in a video shared to her Instagram Stories on Tuesday.
In a caption added towards the end, the media personality wrote: “packing up and moving with my kids for the 5th time in almost 5 years.”
Chambers added: “I am beyond grateful for my wife, my amazing boyfriend, and these amazing people. @jojordan10 is not pictured here because she runs the @birdbakery business.”
She has been dating wellness therapist, Ricardas Kazinec since September 2022. Later that year, Elizabeth uploaded a photo of the couple and wrote, “He is the cutest and makes me so happy…”
Also on Tuesday, she shared a photo of Kazinec and gave a special thanks to her partner for helping with the moving process.
Chambers added a heart over the photo and wrote: “the amount of hours he’s spent at fedex. This got me through it.”
The Bird Bakery founder also posted a photo to her Instagram stories showing her daughter, Harper, standing on a low wall near the ocean. “3 more nights,” Elizabeth wrote.
A source recently said People that Chambers and her family will be moving to Los Angeles, adding that she had always intended to return to California with her children.
Following the move, the source further said that Elizabeth has no plans to return to the Cayman Islands.
The mother-of-two uploaded a black-and-white clip as she prepared for the big move, while Dominic Fike’s song Misses played in the background.
In a caption added below, the media personality wrote: ‘I’m packing up and moving with my kids and myself for the 5th time in almost 5 years.’
Chambers added a heart over the photo and wrote: “the amount of hours he spent at fedex. This got me through it.”
The Bird Bakery founder also posted a photo to her Instagram stories showing her daughter, Harper, standing on a low wall near the ocean. ‘3 more nights,’ Elizabeth wrote.
Her ex-husband Armie Hammer also returned to Los Angeles and spoke about his struggles to pay for gas in a video posted to his Instagram page on Tuesday, a day before his 38th birthday on Aug. 28.
Following accusations that he was a “cannibal” and a sexual assault controversy that came to light in 2021, Hammer’s once-promising Hollywood career came to an abrupt end.
He said he returned to Los Angeles “a couple of weeks ago” and is ready for “a new car, a new apartment, a new life.”
Hammer filmed a sleek black vehicle and explained: “This is my truck. I bought it in 2017 as a Christmas gift.”
‘I have loved this truck dearly and have taken it camping and cross country several times and on long road trips and have taken it on one last road trip…to CarMax.’
Armie explained: “Since I got back to LA, I’ve spent $400 to $500 on gas and I can’t afford it. I can’t afford it anymore.”
He has now stepped up to the plate with a “small” hybrid car, later declaring: “I’ll probably put about $10 worth of gas in it a month and that’s it. Here’s to new beginnings.”
Earlier this year in April, Chambers explained that she is “fiercely protective” of her children during an episode of Grand Caymans: Secrets In Paradise.
Her ex-husband, Armie Hammer, also returned to Los Angeles and spoke about his struggles to pay for gas in a video posted to his Instagram page on Tuesday, a day before his 38th birthday on Aug. 28.
Earlier this year in April, Chambers explained that she is “fiercely protective” of her children during an episode of Grand Caymans: Secrets In Paradise.
Elizabeth spoke about her relationship with Armie after their divorce. “Everything is going great. My sister said it best: ‘Every day someone taps you on the shoulder and reminds you of the most painful moment of your life.'”
“But I am also fiercely protective of my children, which is why we are still here, and they, thank God, have no idea what is going on.”
“My children are very happy. They should think of their father as a superhero and, to be fair, he has been one for them. He has been the best he could be,” he added.
In a separate confession during the episode, Chambers said of Hammer: “I don’t speak negatively about him in the press.”
“I don’t talk bad about him to my kids, because nobody wants a daughter with daddy issues and nobody wants a son with daddy issues. They should think their dad is a superhero.”
During the divorce proceedings, the former couple agreed to joint custody of their two children.
And last year in May, the Los Angeles County district attorney announced that the disgraced actor would not face any charges in the sexual assault case due to “insufficient evidence.”
Elizabeth’s business partner Frank Schilling previously spoke to DailyMail.com in April about her co-parenting relationship with Armie.
“It’s clear that they have reached an agreement that allows them to coexist in the same area,” Schilling continued.
“I’ve seen them go through the whole process. For Elizabeth, it’s always been about the children,” she said.
At the time, Frank recalled: “I was playing with my son in the schoolyard and I saw Armie and Elizabeth together.”
“I almost thought it was a boyfriend or something. Then I realized, ‘Oh no, that’s Armie. ‘ They were together, but not holding hands or making out.”
“It was clear that they had reached an agreement to be able to coexist in the same area,” Schilling continued.
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