Club Chalamet

Club Chalamet is a fan account on both Twitter and Instagram for the American and French actor Timothée Chalamet run by Simone Cromer (born September 30, 1966). She created the Twitter account in 2018 after Chalamet's success in Call Me by Your Name, as a space for older fans. She became viral in 2023 after several controversial comments she made about Chalamet's girlfriend, Kylie Jenner, which sparked discussions regarding parasocial relationships and Stan Twitter. Since then, her reaction to content involving the couple has become an internet meme.

Cromer is credited with helping to popularize the Timothée Chalamet look-alike contest of 2024. Since her virality in 2023, she has been referred to as a "micro-celebrity" and "Timothée Chalamet's most well-known stan" by varying publications, and has had a profile by The Wall Street Journal.

Early and personal life Simone Cromer was born on September 30, 1966, and grew up in Detroit, Michigan. and graduated from the University of Michigan with a degree in psychology in 1996.

She lives in Los Angeles, California, as of 2025. She works in healthcare and is a part of Generation X. Her house in Altadena burned from the Eaton Fire in January 2025. Cromer is also a fan of Emma Stone, Connor Storrie, Rage Against the Machine, and Pearl Jam. she is also referred to as "Miss Club" by her fans. She posts updates on the actor. Cromer was also a fan of actor Michael Fassbender. which was referenced by the American actress Rachel Zegler in May 2025. She took a brief hiatus from April to May 2025. On January 20, 2026, Cromer created an Instagram fan account for Heated Rivalrys Connor Storrie, called "Storrie Times". She later started a tumblr for Storrie called "Storrie Glorrie".

Following Chalamet's loss of Best Actor at the 98th Academy Awards, Yola Mzizi for The New York Times noted that Cromer's support of the actor "appeared to waver". In a personal essay following the ceremony, she said that wanted a break from covering Chalamet's Oscar campaign, adding that her efforts had not felt personally fulfilling. She has since focused on a fan account for Storrie.

In June 2026, Cromer allegedly got in a fight with another fan of Storrie's outside a hotel Storrie was staying in. Cromer claimed to be assaulted without provocation, while the fan claimed she "raced toward [Storrie]", following which they confronted Cromer, and an altercation ensued.

Reception Ruchira Sharma for Grazia described her as "Timothée Chalamet's most well-known stan", Olivia De Zilva for The Guardian referred to Cromer as an "integral part" of Stan Twitter, highlighting her intense loyalty and dedication to Chalamet as an uncommon phenomenon. Fran Hoepfner for Vulture criticized the "tame" speculation the account made. Ashley Wong for The Wall Street Journal said Cromer was "probably the most famous of Chalamet's fans". Muir also described the online mockery of Cromer as possibly being rooted in ageism and misogynoir.