Fake heiress Anna Delvey ‘set to compete on next season of Dancing With The Stars’

Fake heiress Anna Delvey 'set to compete on next season of Dancing With The Stars'

As an ardent fan of captivating stories of redemption and transformation, I find myself utterly intrigued by the life journey of Anna Delvey. From her dazzling rise as a supposed German heiress to her tumultuous fall as a convicted con artist, her tale is a modern-day fairy tale that has gripped the world.


It’s been reported that Anna Delvey, who was infamous for deceiving people regarding her wealth, has been chosen to participate in the upcoming season of Dancing with the Stars.

Last Friday, it was reported by Page Six that a modification in her house arrest conditions allowed the 33-year-old swindler to journey to Los Angeles for a competition show.

In 2019, the character played by actress Julia Garner (in the Netflix miniseries Inventing Anna) was sent to prison due to her criminal activities.

2022 saw her placed under house arrest while awaiting a decision on whether she could continue residing in the U.S., having served her full prison term.

She has recently been given permission to resume work and travel up to 70 miles from her home along the eastern seaboard.

Fake heiress Anna Delvey 'set to compete on next season of Dancing With The Stars'

Fake heiress Anna Delvey 'set to compete on next season of Dancing With The Stars'

Additionally, Anna was given a Social Security number and permitted to use social media again.

She will not be the first-time Dancing With The Stars competitor to have served time behind bars. 

Previously, rap artist Lil’ Kim, humorist Tommy Chong, and entertainer Steve O have all made appearances in the show.

Delvey, however, is the first star who is known solely for her conviction.

She returned to Instagram last week after her two-year ban from online platforms came to an end.

A popular figure on the media scene swiftly gained over a million fans while advertising her upcoming TV series.

The show revolves around the theme of its renowned aspect, where participants strive to master deception, dishonesty, and concealing one’s true self.

She’s also helmed a public relations business, cheekily named OutLaw Agency. 

Fake heiress Anna Delvey 'set to compete on next season of Dancing With The Stars'
Fake heiress Anna Delvey 'set to compete on next season of Dancing With The Stars'
Fake heiress Anna Delvey 'set to compete on next season of Dancing With The Stars'

In the upcoming New York Fashion Week next month, Anna is planning to stage events showcasing emerging fashion designers as she re-emerges in the public spotlight.

She continues to work on her memoir, and is pitching a talk show to production companies.

Delvey told Daily Mail: ‘I’m grateful to be able to control my own narrative again.

When my attorneys shared the verdict with me, it left me feeling overpowered yet relieved – much like the sensation I experienced upon leaving prison.

She admitted, “I’ve certainly made errors, but I’ve matured and shifted my perspective significantly. I’m eager to advance in life now. I pray that people will recognize my transformation and understand that I’m not who I used to be, giving me a chance to start anew.”

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2024-08-31 09:48

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