Caroline Calloway has been the hottest topic on Twitter since an article written by her ghostwriter was published by New York Magazine's The Cut.
"In the end, I ended up refunding all the attendees, because the world was calling me a scammer and I would have done anything to make it stop. I thought returning money might make onlookers calm down. It didn't," she wrote.
"I take full responsibility for letting my total inexperience with event planning and GREED create a situation where the details of the tour were ever-changing, preparation was inadequate, and the event did not match the description by the time it went on," Calloway posted on Twitter.But soon after Calloway cancelled the event, she un-cancelled it, holding another session in New York in late January.
Continuing to lean into her internet infamy, Calloway held another workshop in August called"The Scam," which sold out.
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