Her new life is financed partly by a Netflix deal she signed while behind bars said to be worth just over $300,000. Now out on parole, Sorokin is documenting her freedom on social media. "For example, used the time to read a lot and to write." "In a way, that was therapeutic," she said, laughing. Her time behind bars including 19 months at New York's infamous Riker's Island jail, some of it in solitary confinement.
Now 30 years old, Sorokin said she paid for her mistakes. Born on January 23, 1991, her true identity is Anna Sorokin, but it was under the guise of Delvey that she captured the imagination of the public. I was just trying to get a cheap loan," she said. Anna Delvey, a figure who weaves a captivating tale of deception and intrigue. Even the richest of people always take out loans. "The idea would be for this business to work, and I would just repay everything. While prosecutors insisted that she falsified financial documents to try to get millions in loans for a private club she wanted to open, Sorokin said it was misguided attempt to get investors to fund her plan, which she's convinced would've been a successful business. Her parents were two members of the working class, with The Cut article 'How Anna Delvey. Now, just three weeks after being released from prison, Sorokin is telling her side of the story exclusively to ABC News. 23, 1991 in the Russian village of Domodedevo, where Delvey was born Anna Sorokin. She served nearly four years behind bars and was ordered to pay back most of the money. In 2019, Sorokin was convicted of theft of services, grand larceny and attempted grand larceny. Prosecutors say it was all an act, accusing her of cheating friends, banks and businesses out of more than a quarter million dollars. She lived a high-end life among New York's elite, complete with private flights, boutique hotels and designer goods. Sorokin, who renamed herself "Anna Delvey," is accused of posing as a German heiress, claiming to have a more than $60 million bank account overseas. NEW YORK - Anna Sorokin, who spent nearly four years behind bars after being accused of posing as a German heiress, told her side of the story on "Good Morning America" Friday.
Anna Sorokin, who spent nearly four years behind bars after being accused of posing as a German heiress, tells her side of the story on "Good Morning America."
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