08 February 2026
Anna Delvey Netflix Settlement Closes Defamation Case as Fake Heiress Eyes Media Comeback
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Anna Sorokin, the infamous fake heiress once known as Anna Delvey, made headlines this week with Netflix settling a long-running defamation lawsuit from her former friend Rachel DeLoache Williams over the 2022 series Inventing Anna. Variety and Netflix Junkie report the agreement was confirmed Friday by both sides, with undisclosed terms, closing a 2022 case where Williams claimed the Shonda Rhimes drama painted her as a snobbish betrayer to soften Sorokins image. This resolution could free Sorokin from lingering legal shadows tied to her scam saga, potentially boosting her media ventures long-term.
Meanwhile, AOL notes Sorokin remains on house arrest in upstate New York with fashion publicist Kelly Cutrone, wearing an ankle monitor after her 2022 ICE release for visa overstay. No fresh court wins or public appearances surfaced in the past few days, though her notoriety fuels buzz. Riseandpraydaily estimates her 2026 net worth at just 50,000 dollars from Netflixs 320,000-dollar dealminus fines and restitutionart sales, media gigs, and 1.1 million Instagram followers, where she last posted garden shots in August captioned Stockholm syndrome before a prior social media ban.
Gossip swirls around older teases like her Dancing with the Stars Season 33 casting announcement, which sparked Whoopi Goldbergs View backlash for giving a felon ICE permission to dance while families fight deportations, per AOL. But thats not new. Shes reportedly pitching art collaborations and reality shows like USAs The Anonymous on deception, per People, yet no confirmed business moves or social mentions popped in the last 72 hours. Speculation lingers on her artist pivotprison sketches turned gallery hypebut unverified sites like upmag from years back offer no fresh proof. Sorokin told People shes excited for the future, thanking supporters and lawyers for past social media reinstatement, hinting at more to come amid her ongoing immigration fight. For now, the Netflix settlement steals the spotlight, reminding us her con artist reinvention shows no signs of fading.
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Anna Sorokin, the infamous fake heiress once known as Anna Delvey, made headlines this week with Netflix settling a long-running defamation lawsuit from her former friend Rachel DeLoache Williams over the 2022 series Inventing Anna. Variety and Netflix Junkie report the agreement was confirmed Friday by both sides, with undisclosed terms, closing a 2022 case where Williams claimed the Shonda Rhimes drama painted her as a snobbish betrayer to soften Sorokins image. This resolution could free Sorokin from lingering legal shadows tied to her scam saga, potentially boosting her media ventures long-term.
Meanwhile, AOL notes Sorokin remains on house arrest in upstate New York with fashion publicist Kelly Cutrone, wearing an ankle monitor after her 2022 ICE release for visa overstay. No fresh court wins or public appearances surfaced in the past few days, though her notoriety fuels buzz. Riseandpraydaily estimates her 2026 net worth at just 50,000 dollars from Netflixs 320,000-dollar dealminus fines and restitutionart sales, media gigs, and 1.1 million Instagram followers, where she last posted garden shots in August captioned Stockholm syndrome before a prior social media ban.
Gossip swirls around older teases like her Dancing with the Stars Season 33 casting announcement, which sparked Whoopi Goldbergs View backlash for giving a felon ICE permission to dance while families fight deportations, per AOL. But thats not new. Shes reportedly pitching art collaborations and reality shows like USAs The Anonymous on deception, per People, yet no confirmed business moves or social mentions popped in the last 72 hours. Speculation lingers on her artist pivotprison sketches turned gallery hypebut unverified sites like upmag from years back offer no fresh proof. Sorokin told People shes excited for the future, thanking supporters and lawyers for past social media reinstatement, hinting at more to come amid her ongoing immigration fight. For now, the Netflix settlement steals the spotlight, reminding us her con artist reinvention shows no signs of fading.
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI