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Armond is shown to use various prescription drugs, Ketamine, and alcohol. Armond's past is not heavily discussed within the show, but implications can be made in the statement he makes to Dillon and another staff member, whilst making a speech about power and the cyclical nature of power-imbalanced relationships, in that he "fucked up his whole life".

Please help improve this article by editing it. The stress of his job seems to be the catalyst for his relapse which only worsens the impending burnout that has arrived. He appears on the outside surface to be able manage the chaos of his job well. Sign In. Sign In Don't have an account?

More History. Armond has a history of substance abuse.

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Skip to content. This article is a stub. Is there more? History Purge Talk 0. This section is in need of major improvement. He appears to sport a comb mustache throughout the season. Armond appears to be a closeted man, at least to some degree, as shown in his line of profession.

Armond The White Lotus. But the previous five years of sobriety have been very difficult for him. Fans question his sexuality, but he is not gay and has a new girlfriend in Season 3. This can be inferred by how he hits on Mark, whom is married, even at the table when he is sitting with his entire family.

Armond appears to be a middle-aged man of decent build, he is tanned, with graying hair. He remarks to Belinda one episode that he is 'five years sober'-- after telling her he was very tempted to drink the previous night due to the stress of certain hotel guests.

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Armond is a very intuitive and sharp-minded individual. Armond is the hotel manager of the White Lotus. He is skilled at putting on a face and dealing with guests, but much like all the other staff, secretly detests his job but is trapped in his situation.