Under house arrest, con artist and fake heiress Anna Delvey, real name Anna Sorokin, is developing her own reality series in which she will host dinner parties with stars.
Anna Sorokin, known as Anna Delvey, is developing her own reality series, Delvey's Dinner Club. The concept? Dinners with "celebrities, moguls and glitterati" to discuss life. "There's nothing like getting a group of friends together to share life stories and enjoy a great dining experience," said Anna Delvey in a statement.
The story of the 32-year-old fake German heiress, who was actually born in Russia, who scammed the New York brass, has already been featured in the Netflix series Inventing Anna. Sentenced in 2019 to four to 12 years in prison for an estimated $275,000 scam, she was released in 2021 for good behavior after nearly five years behind bars.
She has since been under house arrest in a flat in New York's East Village – where she reportedly entertains guests – for overstaying her visa.
Redeeming her image
Now known worldwide as the "Soho hustler", Anna Delvey would like to restore her image with this reality show. She told Page Six about her dream guests: celebrities like Madonna, Elon Musk and Marina Abramovic. Neither the launch date nor the broadcaster of the series, produced by Butternut, has been announced.
Deprived of social networks by a court order, Anna Delvey has since turned to the art world to earn a living. A conversion that has already earned her more than her contract with Netflix.
