What has Anna Delvey I miss being online Dancing with the stars? Nothing.

Delvey, 33, returned to the Season 33 finale on Tuesday, November 26, where she danced to “I Want Nothing” with professionals Ezra Sosa. The convicted felon made fun of herself by uttering the lyrical “Nothing.” (Delvey made headlines after co-hosting during her exit in September Julianne Hough asked her what she would take away from her time on the show and she replied, “Nothing.”

After reuniting with Sosa, 24, on the dance floor, Delvey was asked out by another pro Emma Slater about their performance. Delvey again called it “nothing” before joking that she was “excited it was over.” Sosa remained committed by asking Delvey if she would miss spending time with him.

“I will miss you. (It was) nice knowing you,” Delvey said in one of the officer’s TikTok Lives DWTS on social media before voting on who should win. “I think it would be really funny if no one won.”

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Delvey’s presence Dancing with the stars has been a major topic of conversation since she joined the show in Season 33. Before becoming a candidate, Delvey was arrested in 2018 and remained in prison until her sentencing the following year. She served two years in prison after being convicted of grand larceny, second-degree larceny and theft of services. After paying $10,000 bail, Delvey was released from prison in 2022 and placed under house arrest.

DWTS Often ostentatiously showing off Delvey’s ankle monitor before she was eliminated two weeks into the competition.

“I thought, ‘Well, they built me ​​up.’ It’s like, “Well, just if you smile more, just if you do X, Y, Z, it’ll be so much better,” she continued Tori spelling‘s “Misspelling” podcast the same month. “It felt like they tried so hard to get me on the show and make me feel good, only to eliminate me so early. I see it, yes, as an attempt to embarrass us by being eliminated beforehand Eric (Roberts) or Reginald (VelJohnson) at a dance competition. Even if it’s not that big of a deal in the end.”

Delvey called her elimination “a little disturbing,” adding, “It felt like a waste of time for me to do all that just because they eliminated me so easily.” I know the show was very excited to have me there “But the majority of the audience is not the people who would normally be happy to see me in general.”

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Reflecting on her journey, Delvey said she was proud of how much she had improved in the short time she completed DWTS.

“I don’t think I did the worst job on the show,” she continued. “We got eliminated and the people who were, I think, among us were allowed to stay on the show, and that makes it a little bit exciting for a show that’s called Dancing With the Stars and not like Gossiping With the Stars or Making Friends With the Stars. ”

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