Current Net Worth and Assets
Anna Delvey, born Anna Sorokin, has a reported net worth near zero as of the latest public records. After her release from prison, she has no known significant liquid assets, real estate, or business holdings. Creditors and the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance have pursued collection actions related to unpaid restitution and taxes. Public court filings and news reports indicate limited income sources and ongoing financial obligations. For background on her fraud scheme and assets, see the Forbes profile.
Legal judgments from her 2019 trial remain outstanding, and she has been ordered to pay restitution to victims and the state. As of recent reporting, she has not disclosed any new high-value investments or business ventures. Her financial accounts are subject to court oversight and creditor claims. No major asset acquisitions or marketable securities have been publicly reported.
Income Sources and Employment
Anna Delvey has worked as a model and appeared in media projects since her release. She has taken modeling assignments and participated in interviews and documentary appearances. These activities generate modest income, but no large contracts or long-term endorsements have been confirmed. Her earnings do not indicate wealth or financial independence.
She has also explored creative and media opportunities, including podcast and interview work. However, no major brand partnerships, equity stakes, or royalty streams have been publicly disclosed. Income from these activities remains limited and inconsistent. There is no evidence of passive income from investments or business ownership.
Legal and Financial Obligations
Delvey was convicted of multiple counts of grand larceny, theft of services, and falsifying business records in New York. She was sentenced to a term in state prison and ordered to pay restitution. After her release, she has continued to face civil claims and tax liens. The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance has placed liens related to unpaid taxes and penalties.
Court records show ongoing efforts by creditors and the state to collect unpaid judgments. She has not filed for bankruptcy, but her financial accounts are constrained by legal orders. No new business entities or major financial transactions have been reported that would indicate a change in her financial position. For details on the SEC's role in related financial fraud cases and enforcement, see the SEC press release.