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Caroline Calloway (Caroline Calloway Gotschall) was born on 5 December, 1991 in Falls Church, Virginia, U.S., is an American Internet personality (born 1991). Discover Caroline Calloway's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is she in this year and how she spends money? Also learn how she earned most of networth at the age of 32 years old?

Popular As Caroline Calloway Gotschall
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Age 32 years old
Zodiac Sign Sagittarius
Born 5 December, 1991
Birthday 5 December
Birthplace Falls Church, Virginia, U.S.
Nationality United States

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1991

Caroline Gotschall Calloway (born December 5, 1991) is an American social media celebrity who initially developed a following while a student at the University of Cambridge.

She is the author of the 2023 memoir Scammer, the title of which references accusations of scamming she has received from fans and critics.

Calloway was born in Falls Church, Virginia, and was educated at Phillips Exeter Academy.

Her maternal great-grandfather is Owen Burns, an entrepreneur and real estate mogul who developed many of the historic structures in Sarasota, Florida.

At the age of 17, she changed her last name to Gotschall Calloway because she considered it would "look better on books".

Calloway began undergraduate studies in art history at New York University.

2012

Calloway joined Instagram in 2012 with the help of her NYU classmate Natalie Beach.

The Instagram account documented her life at Cambridge and contained long captions.

Calloway bought followers and purchased ads to grow her account.

She became known as the "Gatsby of Cambridge" for the lavish parties that she documented online, which she hosted in rented rooms at other Cambridge colleges that she considered more Instagram-worthy than St. Edmund's.

2013

In 2013, after succeeding on her third application, she restarted at St Edmund's College, Cambridge, and was graduated in 2016.

She later admitted to having forged her academic credentials to secure admission to Cambridge.

Calloway has stated that she has general anxiety disorder and depression.

She has been open about her Adderall abuse and addiction while at Cambridge.

2015

Calloway publicly announced that Flatiron Books had offered her a book deal to write a memoir for US$500,000 in 2015, of which she had received 30% as an advance.

2016

In 2016 it was announced that Calloway would publish a memoir titled And We Were Like about her time at Cambridge with Flatiron Books, an imprint of Macmillan Publishers, with the help of literary agent Byrd Leavell.

During her final year at Cambridge, Calloway had hired Beach to co-write the book and proposal.

She then set up an initial meeting with Leavell by pretending to his secretary that she was already his client.

Leavell has since said of his experience working with Calloway that she was "deeply unwell, deeply dishonest" and that "It was more important to her to be seen as an author than it was to be an author."

2017

She announced via her Instagram stories in 2017 that she was withdrawing from her book deal after failing to fulfill her contract.

Beach reported the deal was for US$375,000, and the advance she received was actually for US$100,000, which she owed back to the publisher after she canceled the deal.

After that, Calloway offered the book proposal with personal annotations for sale on Etsy.

2018

In December 2018, Calloway launched an international "Creativity Workshop Tour".

Her original announcement indicated that the workshop would offer tutorials on building an Instagram brand, developing ideas, and addressing "the emotional and spiritual dimensions of making art."

Participation in the tour was priced at US$165 per person, and tickets were sold for events in Boston, Denver, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Austin, Charlotte, and Washington DC.

This tour was subsequently canceled due to Calloway failing to book venues for these events, with Calloway announcing that she would refund those who had already bought tickets.

Eventually, Calloway held two workshops in New York.

The cancellation of the workshops gained public attention when reporter Kayleigh Donaldson created a Twitter thread that gained news coverage comparing Calloway's tour to Fyre Festival, later publishing this as an article for the online publication Pajiba.

After the publication of Donaldson's article, Calloway briefly offered t-shirts for sale on Threadless that bore the caption "Stop hate-following me, Kayleigh".

Threadless suspended sale of these shirts for violating its targeted harassment policy.

2019

In August 2019, Calloway held a second creativity workshop, "The Scam", in New York.

Although press was not invited to the event, a Vice reporter bought a ticket, attended the event under a false name, and published an article about her experience.

In September 2019, Beach wrote an essay for The Cut, "I Was Caroline Calloway", chronicling her friendship with Calloway and disclosing that she had ghostwritten a number of the Instagram captions credited to Calloway and collaborated with her to produce a subsequent book proposal.

Also, Calloway brought Depths of Wikipedia its first wave of followers, publicizing the account's posts favorably after resolving an incident in which Annie Rauwerda had posted about Calloway's Wikipedia page.

2020

In 2020, Calloway created an OnlyFans account, promising videographic and photographic content containing nudity.

She alleged in interviews that her intention to enter the adult entertainment industry had been planned by Playboy, and that the magazine had commissioned a photo shoot of her dressed as a student in a library.

When asked, the magazine stated: "Playboy does not have and did not have any photo shoot planned with Caroline Calloway."

Calloway has described her sex work as "emotionally poignant, softcore cerebral porn."

Her content includes cosplay of characters from children's movies such as Harry Potter, Matilda and Beauty and the Beast, and partially undressed photographs of herself captioned with details of her father's autopsy.

Calloway posted her projected income from sex work on her Twitter account in May 2020, leading to criticism about her failure to recognize difficulties faced by sex workers, as well as her attempts to distance herself from sex work.