Anna Delvey: Expresses Gratitude for The View's On-Air Correction
The Notorious Anna
Anna Sorokin, also known as Anna Delvey, has spoken out to express her appreciation for the on-air correction made by ABC's The View following her demand for an apology.
Sorokin, who was convicted of multiple counts of grand larceny and theft of services in 2019, was the subject of a recent episode of The View, during which co-host Sunny Hostin referred to her as a "scammer" and "con artist."
A Demanded Apology
Sorokin, who has maintained her innocence, took to Instagram to demand an apology from The View, claiming that the show had "misrepresented" her and caused her "emotional distress."
In response, The View issued an on-air correction, acknowledging that Sorokin had not been convicted of fraud and expressing regret for any harm caused by the previous comments.
Appreciation and Moving Forward
Sorokin expressed her gratitude for The View's correction, stating that she was "thankful" for the show's willingness to "correct the record."
She added that she hoped the correction would help to "restore" her reputation and allow her to move forward from the events of the past.
The Public's Perception
The public's perception of Sorokin remains divided, with some believing her to be a con artist who deserves to be punished for her crimes, while others view her as a victim of circumstance.
Sorokin's story has been widely covered in the media, including in a Netflix series titled "Inventing Anna," which has further fueled the public's fascination with her case.
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