Anna Delvey's Netflix Settlement: The Fake Heiress Still Making Headlines From the Shadows

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Anna Sorokin, the infamous fake heiress known as Anna Delvey, has stayed out of the spotlight with no confirmed public appearances, business moves, or fresh social media buzz in the past few days, but ripples from her Netflix saga continue to make waves. On Friday, Netflix quietly settled a long-simmering defamation lawsuit from Rachel DeLoache Williams, Sorokins former Vanity Fair friend who claimed Inventing Anna painted her as a greedy betrayer to soften the con artists image, according to Variety and News18 reports. Both sides confirmed the resolution with identical statements from a Netflix spokesperson and Williams attorney Alexander Rufus-Isaacs, though terms remain under wraps after a federal judge in Delaware let the case push forward past Netflx dismissal bids. This closure revives chatter around Sorokins story, which earned her a 320000 Netflix payout mostly eaten by restitution and fines, per Rise and Pray Daily estimates pegging her 2026 net worth at just 50000 from art sales, media gigs, and her 1.1 million Instagram followers plus Twitter and TikTok traction. Meanwhile, a scandal in China drew fresh Sorokin parallels when influencer assistant Jiang stole identities for 158000 in tips, with online observers dubbing her the Asian Anna Delvey for her vain fakery, as The Star detailed Tuesday. No direct Sorokin posts or events surfaced recently, though her notoriety fuels ongoing media echoes like these, underscoring her enduring grip on pop culture infamy without new personal headlines. Shes reportedly still hustling creative ventures from her East Village pad, but verified updates are scarce beyond this Inventing Anna legal finale.

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