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#ANNA DELVEY PARENTS TRIAL#

The upcoming show is set to be filmed inside Sorokin's New York City East Village apartment, with the press release detailing how the episodes will feature 'invitation-only, intimate dinners at home,' which are part of her efforts at 'reinvent herself and her name.' No release date has been announced, but it's already (and unsurprisingly) getting attention online. Anna Sorokin better known as Anna Delvey, the 28-year-old German national, whose family moved there in 2007 from Russia, is seen in the courtroom during her trial at New York State Supreme Court.

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The unscripted series comes from Wheelhouse and Butternut, the production set up by Courtney White.

February 2023Ī Variety article reveals that Anna Sorokin is set to film a reality TV series titled Delvey’s Dinner Club during her house arrest. The court ordered her to post $10k bail, stay confined at home, and possibly most noteworthy, she's forbidden from using social media.

Sorokin, 31, is still fighting deportation from the United States after overstaying her Visa nearly two years ago. October 2022Īnna Sorokin has been released from a New York jail, Bloomberg reports. She may be imprisoned, but Anna still seems capable of drawing attention and uniquely gifted at getting people who have money to part with it. The event was well-attended and, while some reviews weren't glowing, sales were lucrative. It featured twenty sketches that apparently reflect Anna's experience before, during, and after her trial. An exhibition of the drawings she has done in ICE detention titled 'Allegedly' debuted at the Public Hotel on New York's Lower East Side in May 2022. She used the money for the following:Īnna has also continued to chase her artistic pursuits, even while incarcerated. The popularity of the Netflix series has inspired pop culture references and a flurry of press regarding Anna's thoughts.Īlso in February, multiple outlets reported that Sorokin was paid by Netflix for her Inventing Anna story – a sum totaling $320k. Her legal representation continues to push for her release, and she has maintained that her support system is in New York and has resisted efforts to deport her to Germany.

The ending credits of the series informed us that Anna Sorokin was released from prison in February 2021, before being picked up a month later by Immigration and Customs Enforcement for overstaying her visa.

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