Who is West Elm Caleb on TikTok? NYC man goes viral for dating history TikTok: kellsbellsbabyNew York City\u2019s Caleb Hunter is going viral across TikTok as numerous women share their experiences with the so-called \u201cserial dater.\u201d TikTok is a hive for all sorts of viral content. From creating popular challenges, dances, and even pasta recipes, the video app has taken the online world by storm. Sometimes, TikTok can even make individual people go viral (as was the case of one TikToker whose social media presence effectively skyrocketed after getting rejected from Juilliard). In this case, though, a 25-year-old man by the name of Caleb Hunter is taking TikTok by storm after several women from New York City realized they\u2019d all dated the same person. Women share experiences dating West Elm Caleb on TikTok According to these women, they met Hunter via the dating app Hinge. After going on one or two dates with him \u2014 during which he allegedly played up his job as a furniture designer at West Elm \u2014 he allegedly ghosted them completely. It\u2019s what producer Zach Schwartz dubbed a real-life version of John Tucker Must Die, as more women come out of the woodwork detailing their own odd experiences with the now-infamous West Elm Caleb. So on tiktok there are dozens of NY women telling stories about a man named Caleb from West Elm who is a furniture designer that gaslights and ghosts them. It\u2019s like if John Tucker Must Die or The Other Woman happened in real life in real time on tiktok. pic.twitter.com\/BMCv39iu79 \u2014 Zach Schwartz (@zachzachzach) January 19, 2022 One woman, Kell, claimed she\u2019d been dating Caleb for three weeks before finding out that he was allegedly \u201cdating every other woman in NYC\u201d and even creating multiple identical Spotify playlists to send to other women. Click here if TikTok fails to load. Another woman, named Kate, claimed that she\u2019d matched with Caleb on Tinder when he began \u201clove-bombing\u201d her. The two scheduled a coffee date \u2014 but before they actually met up, he purportedly ghosted her. Click here if TikTok fails to load. Yet another TikToker, named meemshou, made a video joking about a \u201cvery tall Caleb I went out on a date with in New York City\u201d who then ghosted her. Read More: What does \u2018Pushing P\u2019 mean on TikTok? – Her video went viral, leading to several other women asking the TikToker if she was talking about the same Caleb they\u2019d also gone on dates with. As it turns out, a slew of women have dated West Elm Caleb, with similar experiences of being ghosted. Click here if TikTok fails to load. As for how Caleb is taking the news? Kells gave viewers an update on the situation, sharing her text messages with the viral West Elm designer, who claimed he was aware of his TikTok infamy and that the issue was \u201cbumming him out.\u201d According to the purported text messages, Hunter is \u201cshocked and pretty traumatized about this whole thing,\u201d saying of his ghosting habits: \u201cThe nature of the app is very fleeting and ghosting unfortunately is just part of it.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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