In 2018, the world was introduced to Anna Delvey via an article fromNew York Magazineby journalist Jessica Pressler.
Read on to find out what happened to the wily, mysterious, and always well-dressed Anna Delvey.
She’s very gentle.
But then her voice gets less soft-spoken when she wants something."
Delvey was released from prison on good behavior in February 2021.
Additionally, Delvey’s freedom came with some serious stipulations.
That had to have been rough on Delvey, whoseInstagramaccount has over a million followers.
Delvey’s theory as to why she was banned from using social media is interesting.
“I’m not allowed to leave so I have to order everything in.
She shared withVarietythat her favorite daily ritual was her skin care routine.
“I find it very relaxing,” she said.
“Because you know there are some rappers who record whole albums while being incarcerated.”
But being stuck at home has not hindered Delvey from getting guests to appear on her show.
In fact, she says her unique circumstances have helped her attract a variety of different people to interview.
“I guess just because of my quote-unquote notoriety, it’s easy for me to get guests.
I can get pretty much anybody up here,” she told theAP.
Delvey attended the prestigious Central Saint Martins in London to study fashion and is a talented artist.
Delvey claimed in an interview withForbesthat her original artwork has sold for up to $25,000.
Her prints are less expensive, but she’s sold enough that her art was a viable income source.
For her 32ndbirthday in January 2023, Delvey threw herself a party dubbed “Club House Arrest.”
According toPage Six, guests were required to sign nondisclosure agreements and provide their social security numbers as well.
Nonetheless, it appeared that those in attendance had a fabulous time.
A source told Page Six, “People were waiting outside on the street to get in.
There was full door security and a clipboard person.”
It sounds very exclusive.
At that point, Thomas had already been disbarred for allegedly stealing funds from an elderly client.
But that did not necessarily mean Delvey was off the hook.
After learning about Delvey from her daughter, fashion publicist Kelly Cutrone knew she wanted to work with her.
“She’s a genius.
She understands the media and brands and communication,” Cutrone toldInterview.
The pair teamed up for a pop-up agency called OutLaw, which represents designer Shao Yang.
“I mean, who wouldn’t hire us?”
For her part, Delvey was pretty star-struck by Cutrone and jumped at the chance to work alongside her.
“What the Hell” is the theme song for her podcast, “The Anna Delvey Show.”
For starters, Cutrone didn’t realize how small Delvey’s apartment was.
“Nothing has felt like work,” Delvey shared with People.
“Kelly’s nonstop, but I’m the same way.”
