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And she tells us, “I don’t want it to seem like I am happy in jail.

While it might seem like Delvey is having a great time and continuing to profit off her crimes, she says the money is going to her legal team. She is also interested in getting involved in criminal justice reform since she is “one of few people having gone through the system that has a voice.” In addition to the NFT project, she has participated in a group art show, a solo show and tells us she is working out legal details for a podcast and is writing a book. Delvey has a number of projects in the works and is interested in prison reform. A rep previously told us Delvey “can self-deport now to whatever country she is able to go to, but chooses to stay here to fight her conviction and deportation.”

#Anna delvey inventing anna tv#

Paging TV execs: We think this would make a great reality show!ĭelvey is still currently embroiled in the legal process and is hoping to stay in the States. “I had three people offer to adopt me that are Americans.” She also gets “marriage proposals because they think if I am married my problems” with deportation will go away. “People say they identify, or want opinions on things,” she tells us. Delvey says she is done with the criminal lifestyle. “I guess people don’t want to pay 50 cent for hate mail,” she says. I have no desire or plans to do anything illegal again,” she says.ĭelvey says the fan mail she gets behind bars is all positive, surmising that the cost to email her in detention puts off those who may have more negative things to say. I have a lot of people that work for me and that will hopefully make people comfortable. theannadelvey/Instagramīill Gates said this week that “at its heart,” NFTs have “this anonymity through which you can avoid taxation, any sort of government rules.”īut Delvey says people shouldn’t worry about getting conned: “I have a team and technologists… It’s not just me. The top level will allow someone to meet her in person. The NFT will work as an access card with tiers. “I am in the safest place I could possibly be,” she said, noting the meet-and-greet will take place between a layer of polycarbonate glass. Is Delvey worried about meeting rabid fans who may want her panties in person? “I guess I am about to find out,” she said with a laugh.

Those who get the “gold edition” will get a a one-on-one call, with the upper most tier getting to meet Anna in person.

The NFT project, called “Reinventing Anna,” will be less a traditional jpeg picture and more of an access card. On the Netflix series, “Inventing Anna,” the fictional Delvey played by Julia Garner, asks the reporter visiting in prison, “Next time you come bring me some underwear. She did not specify if the panties were new or used. “All kinds of request of every nature.” She added, “I don’t want force my panties on anyone, but if they ask.” “People have been asking for all kinds of stuff,” she told Page Six exclusively. She explained that she’s just giving the people what they want. We spoke with Delvey, currently in Orange County Correctional Facility, by phone. It ranges from my jail pens and stationery that I customized by hand to my signed white cotton jail T-shirts and panties.” We speculatively joked the items might be an old comb or an autographed shiv, but now we’re told it’s a bit more naughty… signed prison panties.Ī rep originally passed a message to us from Delvey on Thursday saying, “My NFT team have a wide array of items that we’ve been accumulating for a while.

#Anna delvey inventing anna plus#

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