Anna Delvey: Scandal, Survival, and Reinvention | Exclusive Insights from NYC's Infamous Heiress

Anna Sorokin BioSnap a weekly updated Biography. Call me the ultimate survivor of scandal and spectacle because the last few days in my life have been anything but quiet. The main headline across outlets from Variety to ET Canada is that my reality series Delveys Dinner Club is gearing up for filming right here in my East Village apartment where I am, yes, still under house arrest. The show is the brainchild of Butternut Productions and let me tell you, word is already buzzing in New York that these invite-only dinners are the citys hottest new ticket not just for the food and Sangria but for the guest list that includes actors founders journalists and anyone whose Instagram followers are as real as their credentials. According to sources close to production the series will show me trading stories with esteemed guests discussing my infamous past my current isolation under house arrest and of course my quest to reinvent my narrative. The headlines have not all been flattering. My name trended on social media after an incident involving a photo shoot with bunnies for Instagram. According to aol dot com hundreds of people flooded my inbox with death threats after pet rabbits I posed with were found abandoned in Prospect Park. I was crucified online with hate messages so severe I had to make my Instagram private and even show receipts and text messages proving I paid for an Uber to return the animals. I even donated a thousand dollars to rabbit rescue but the digitally righteous were already certain that Anna Delvey ruins everything she touches. The 19 year old supposed pet handler admitted on Instagram that he dumped the bunnies not me but logic does not always win against a viral mob and I am reportedly worried about the impact this could have on my ongoing immigration battles. My elimination from Dancing with the Stars this week sparked yet another trending debate. In interviews with Variety NBC News and Good Morning America I described the show as predatory and a waste of time. Competing with an ankle monitor was not glamorous and as quoted I left with nothing to take away except a reminder that reality TV likes its felons for their drama not their dancing. I called out the show for exploiting me to boost ratings and eliminating me and Tori Spelling for shock value one episode in. Producers defended their casting choice citing my unique story as a draw and, well, they are not wrong about that. Finally, on the business front I let slip to Newsweek that I have no plans for more reality TV but am secretly filming a feature length documentary for a major platform with the goal of finally telling my story in my own words. Fans should expect fewer ballrooms more exclusive banter and definitely a lot more of Anna Delvey saying exactly what she thinks about New York high society cancel culture and survival in the public eye. Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.