21 Facts About Caroline Calloway

Caroline Gotschall Calloway was born on December 5,1991 and is an American internet celebrity known for posting Instagram photos with long captions.

Caroline Calloway gained popularity while a student at the University of Cambridge.

Caroline Calloway Gotschall was born on 5 December 1991 in Falls Church, Virginia.

Caroline Calloway graduated from Phillips Exeter Academy in 2010 before studying art history at New York University.

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

Caroline Calloway bought followers and purchased ads to grow her account.

In September 2019, Beach wrote an essay for The Cut, "I Was Caroline Calloway", chronicling her friendship and collaborations with Calloway.

In 2016 it was announced that Caroline 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.

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

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

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

Caroline Calloway announced in December 2019 that she would publish a memoir, Scammer, that would be printed on demand and shipped in spring 2020.

Caroline Calloway subsequently stated on her website that because of delays in production, she would instead be combining her blog, "I Am Caroline Calloway", with her manuscript for Scammer instead, allowing her to expand the essay into three parts.

In July 2020, Caroline Calloway announced that the book was estimated to ship by 31 August 2020.

Caroline Calloway posted an Instagram post on 11 April 2023 stating that Scammer would ship in mid-may.

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

Caroline Calloway 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.

Caroline Calloway attracted further criticism after she liked and shared a suggestion on social media that she should dress up as Anne Frank for her OnlyFans account.

Caroline Calloway attracted criticism for posting an image of Japanese shunga on her Instagram, which depicted a woman copulating with a bat.

Caroline Calloway captioned the image, "the first human case of the corona outbreak, but make it porn", attracting criticism for engaging in the promotion of stereotypes about Asian cultures, particularly in the context of heightened racism and xenophobia during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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