‘Fake Heiress’ Anna Delvey Slams 'The View' Co-Host For Misinformation

Anna Delvey is not willing to let false narratives fly, not even on television!

The famous con artist demanded an apology from ABC's "The View" over co-host Whoopi Goldberg's wrong comments about her case.

Anna Delvey was convicted for posing as a German heiress to swindle businesses and individuals out of more than $250,000 and is currently set to appear on "Dancing With The Stars."

The 33-year-old addressed Goldberg’s comment about still owing people money and wondered why she got to stay in the United States. She declared:

"While you are entitled to your own opinions, you should at least get your facts straight. I served my time and paid everyone back in full three-plus years ago. Looking forward to your on-air correction. Stay nasty ladies, but don’t forget to vote Sept. 17!"

Delvey was released from prison in February 2021 but was held under house arrest at the order of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, a federal agency of the United States Department of Homeland Security.

The house arrest is reportedly on until she finds out if she can stay in the US, but a judge has given her special permission to travel to Los Angeles to compete on "DWTS."

Delvey will reportedly wear an ankle monitor during her routines with her partner, professional dancer Ezra Sosa, for the show. The incoming reality star was reportedly able to refund much of the swindled money with cash she earned from the Netflix show “Inventing Anna.”

The Netflix personality will compete alongside multiple celebrities and athletes for the grand prize on the dance show. It will also mark her debut into the limelight.

The Blast shared that Delvey will appear alongside former NBA star Dwight Howard, actress Tori Spelling, and "The Bachelorette" Jenn Tran, whose season ended in heartbreak a few nights ago.

Fans will be able to see the star’s ankle bracelet, which she has worn since October 2022. After all, it was the perfect accessory to her shiny dress in her show promotion picture.

Delvey and Sosa are both newcomers to the show, which marks Sosa’s transition from troupe membership to the main stage as a professional dancer.

Delvey is also expected to have a smooth time taping the show at the LA studio, as authorities relaxed her two-year-long house arrest to enable her to perform her heart out.

The star’s entry into the star-studded list was announced yesterday on “Good Morning America” despite an ongoing deportation case.

The controversial announcement has since been the subject of varying opinions as some people wondered what quality made her suitable for a slot on the show.

Season 33 already started with a bang, and the star-studded list is proof of what fans should expect.

Thirteen celebrities will compete on the dance floor for the grand prize alongside their partners.This means Spelling will be joined by Pasha Pashkov, and Tran will fight for the trophy alongside Sasha Farber.

Jenna Johnson and Joey Graziadei will team up and dance battle with Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model Brooks Nader and her partner choreographer Gleb Savchenko.

Two-time Super Bowl champions Danny Amendola and Witney Carson will come together to compete against Dwight Howard and teammate Daniella Karagach.

"Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Phaedra Parks will dance off with season 32 winner and reigning champion Val Chmerkovskiy.

Other dancers include Alan Bersten and Ilona Maher, Chandler Kinney, and Brandon Armstrong, Eric Roberts and Britt Stewart, Reginald VelJohnson and Emma Slater, Stephen Nedoroscik and Rylee Arnold, and Delvey and Sosa.

The new season, hosted by Alfonso Ribeiro and Julianne Hough, premieres September 17 on ABC and Disney+.

Delvey will also get to share her time on the show on social media with her fans following the lift of her ban last month.

Her defense attorney explained in her plea that the "social media restriction served absolutely no purpose in mitigating any flight risk or threat to the community that Ms. Sorokin may present and clearly violate her constitutional rights."

The star was excited about the decision and noted that it would give her an opportunity to rewrite the false stories surrounding her arrest. She said:

"I would like to thank the United States government court system and especially my lawyers, John Sandweg and Catherine Hunstad, for fighting for my First Amendment rights. I'm also grateful and thrilled to be able to control my own narrative once again on social media."

Anna Delvey is undoubtedly focused on rebranding her image, and it is obvious no false narrative will be tolerated!