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Club Chalamet is making bank on Substack.

Though Club Chalamet started off as just another stan account, The Wall Street Journal reports that Simone Cromer — the woman behind the Timothée-obsessed page — has found new success on Substack where she has generated enough revenue to “cover the cost of her summer vacation to Italy” with just a few hundred subscribers.

Behind the Business of Club Chalamet, Timothée’s Most Divisive Fan

[The Wall Street Journal]

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