Anna Delvey admits that what makes her most nervous is what she wears on Dancing with the Stars

Anna Delvey joins the cast for season 33 of Dancing with the starsAnd while some celebrities dread performing live on television, she's more concerned about what she'll wear.

In a recent interview with E! NewsThe 33-year-old convicted fraudster, whose real name is Anna Sorkin, spoke about her transition from house arrest to the set of DWTSDelvey began by admitting that he had been waiting for Immigration and Customs Enforcement to confirm his eligibility and resolve his travel restrictions before he could officially join the program.

“I’m kind of excited,” Delvey told the outlet, alongside her dance partner Ezra Sosa. “I’ve been waiting for permission from ICE to travel out of state.”

According to the scammer, who has been convicted of attempted first-degree grand larceny, second-degree grand larceny and third-degree grand larceny, he is not allowed to travel beyond 75 miles. However, Delvey was given special permission to travel to Los Angeles for the program.

Asked what “made her nervous” the most, Delvey replied, “Bad outfits.” Sosa, however, quickly shook her head and argued that neither of them would wear a single bad outfit “under her watch.”

“We’re making sure that never happens,” Sosa said. “If we have to get Balenciaga and Rhinestone, we will, it’s going to happen.”

While the two have yet to decide on their first looks, Delvey jokingly said that Anna Wintour was her fashion inspiration.

“I don't know,” he laughed before Sosa added, “Yeah, that's definitely an answer.”

Delvey confessed that she has never watched the show and was not preparing a strategy for her performances either. Still, Sosa was excited by Delvey's personality, which shined through in the competition, describing her as a “sweet person” who has been portrayed differently by the media.

For the past two years, Delvey has been under house arrest. After stealing over $200,000 from companies by posing as a fake heiress, the New York socialite was charged and sent to prison. In 2022, she was released and placed under house arrest for overstaying her visa. Delvey was born in Russia but immigrated to Germany with her parents at a young age.

In August, Delvey was given permission to return to social media. According to Page sixThe court decided to lift his ban from using social media, allowing him to reactivate his accounts on August 16.

Talking with Page six“I want to thank the United States government’s judicial system and especially my attorneys John Sandweg and Catherine Hunstad for fighting for my First Amendment rights. I am also grateful and excited to be able to control my own narrative once again on social media,” she said.