Armie Hammer's ex-girlfriend, Paige Lorenze, is engaged to tennis star Tommy Paul.

The 27-year-old beauty was among the women to accuse Hammer, 38, of abuse in 2021, with the actor alleged to have scraped" the letter 'A' into Paige's pubic area with a knife during their romance in 2020.

Paige has well and truly moved on and confirmed on Sunday (13.07.25) that she and 28-year-old professional tennis player Tommy Paul - who she began dating in 2022 - have taken their relationship to the next level.

Alongside pictures of the pair embracing and a close-up of her giant diamond ring, she simply captioned the Instagram post: "forever [white heart emoji]".

Paige also previously dated NHL hockey player Kasperi Kapanen, country singer Morgan Wallen and television personality Tyler Cameron.

During a 2024 interview with Piers Morgan, Hammer confirmed he did trace the letter 'A' with the tip of a knife, but claimed he didn't draw blood or try to "brand" his initial on Paige.

He said: "I wouldn't say brand, no.

"There was a scenario that we talked about beforehand, that we had discussed where, you know, I would basically take a little, tiny point and just kind of trace the letter 'A' -- just like the tip of a small knife.

I mean, there wasn't even blood in the situation. It was more like a scrape… It's along the lines of couples getting their own initials tattooed on each other.'"

Paige had recounted to the DailyMail.com: "It was like a real life 50 Shades Of Grey without the love.

"His actions and behaviour are dangerous and emotionally and psychologically damaging. He is saying people are kink-shaming him and should not comment on his sex life, but BDSM is a smoke screen for him wanting to hurt women.

"You can be just as traumatised by consensual sex. It's unacceptable that he coerces women into agreeing to let him hurt them."

However, Hammer's attorney told the outlet: "These assertions about Mr. Hammer are patently untrue. Any interactions with this person, or any partner of his, were completely consensual in that they were fully discussed, agreed upon, and mutually participatory."