Anna Delveys one-word response to DWTS elimination shocks audience after she hid in the bathroom crying
Despite putting her best foot forward, Anna Delvey’s time in the ballroom was cut short.The socialite con artist, 33, — whose real name is Anna Sorokin — was eliminated during week two of “Dancing With the Stars” on Tuesday night.When asked by co-host Julianne Hough what she was taking away from her experience in the ballroom, she bluntly replied: “Nothing.”Her pro partner, Ezra Sosa, looked shocked by her brazen reply and raised his eyebrows in surprise.
Hough, 36, politely laughed off the reply before wrapping the episode. As the cast finished saying their goodbyes and dispersed from the stage, dancer Alan Bersten and contestant Dwight Howard were spotted hugging Delvey and Sosa, 23, as they left the stage.After the elimination, Delvey was seen walking around smiling backstage, per People.For their final dance on the show, Delvey and Sosa performed the quick step to the “Devil Wears Prada” theme song, KT Tunstall’s “Suddenly I See.” Sosa choreographed the dance to playfully poke fun at Delvey’s detached demeanor.
Still, despite cracking a smile this time, it wasn’t enough to save the fashionista from being voted off.Delvey first rose to fame for pretending to be a wealthy German heiress and using her social standing to defraud wealthy people, banks, and hotels.After being arrested in 2017, she was convicted of grand larceny in the first, second, and third degree and theft of services in 2019.
Her casting on the show outraged many fans due to these past crimes.And viewers were less than pleased when Delvey hit the Season 33 premiere last week wearing a blinged-out ankle monitor.The New York City resident was introduced at the top of the show as a “fashionista and entrepreneur” and took to the dance floor wearing an ankle monitor bedazzled to match her ombre blue, purple, pink, and yellow ensemble.The device appeared to be capped off with a bow.During the segment, Delvey explained why she has to wear the device.
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