Well, freedom with an ankle bracelet – she is still under house arrest until further notice.
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It might have been tricky to miss, however, because the Russian-born, New York based scam artist, who became famous after a slew of podcasts, news articles and a Netflix series about her crimes, has been conducting an exhaustive publicity tour, with interviews in titles such as Variety, The New York Times and Grazia magazine, to mark her freedom. “I guess I did, I mean, I cannot recall the exact instance, but I’m sure I did,” she said.In case you missed it: Anna Delvey (born Anna Sorokin) is out of prison.
In response to being asked if she considered herself a con artist, Sorokin responded, “Absolutely not,” but then, later in the podcast, admitted that she lied about her family’s background. She went on to reveal that while at Rikers Island, the correctional facility where she spent two years before her jury conviction, she paid someone to do her laundry for her to avoid having to handwash it herself. I feel like there are just people who were spending way more money than I did,” Sorokin said on the podcast.
“I don’t know, I wasn’t doing anything super crazy. Sorokin also did a virtual podcast with Call Her Daddy’s Alex Cooper in 2022, during which she spilled her thoughts on everything from the Netflix show to her case. “I don’t think I ordered people around so much,” she told the magazine. While still in custody, Sorokin was interviewed by Cosmopolitan about her thoughts on the show’s portrayal of her. She currently has 1 million followers, although now she can’t engage with them for the time being. Sorokin became an ever bigger celebrity after the show’s release, with her Instagram following growing to over 600,000 from 150,000 before the show aired. "She has hurdles before her, and she will navigate them with strength and determination, using her experiences and lessons learned." "Anna now has her opportunity to demonstrate her commitment to growing and giving back and being a positive impact on those she meets," Sorokin spokesperson Juda Engelmayer told BuzzFeed News. On top of that, Sorokin must not use social media and was required to post a $10,000 bond, the Daily Beast reported. Sorokin, who is still facing possible deportation to Germany, will now be residing in New York City under 24-hour home confinement while the deportation case continues, per the court ruling obtained by the Daily Beast. “She will remain under the supervision of ICE, and her deportation proceedings will continue.”
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“She does not get a free pass,” Sandweg said in an email. Sorokin had been held in the Orange County jail in upstate New York for more than 17 months after being detained for overstaying her visa last year, her attorney, John Sandweg, told BuzzFeed News. Anna Sorokin, the 31-year-old scammer who pretended to be a German heir named Anna Delvey and inspired the Netflix show Inventing Anna, was released from ICE detention on Friday.
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