You can always count on Anna Delvey to keep it serious.

After reuniting with her Dancing with the stars Delvey, who partnered Ezra Sosa on the show’s finale, got to see the “Nothing” tattoo he got in her honor – and she didn’t hold back her opinion about it.

In an Instagram carousel she posted on November 26, Delvey included a video of the two of them, with Sosa taking off his shirt to show off the delicate tattoo on his back. She looks at it for a moment before saying, “Wow, why is it so small?” Come on, Ezra, you couldn’t afford anything bigger?”

She then jokingly tells him that he should have gotten the tattoo on his forehead, and the two laugh, both at her reaction and at the tattoo. Sosa then asks Delvey if the tattoo is approved and she says it is.

Convicted cheater Delvey’s memorable – and controversial – final comment on the competition reality series was written on dance pro Sosa’s body in October after the pair were eliminated in Week 1 of the show. He first revealed the tattoo on social media.

Under the “Nothing” script, he had a number 33 written on his back as a tribute to the show’s 33rd season.

In the caption, Sosa poked fun at his decision to have the one-word answer written in ink, writing, “(I’m) such an idiot.”

Delvey responded with a similarly blunt answer: “Exactly.”

When Delvey and Sosa were eliminated on the September 24 episode Dancing with the starsDelvey spoke her famous last word, which was heard “around the world.”

When host Julianne Hough asked what she took away from her experience on the show, she replied bluntly, “Nothing.” While chatting with former competitor Tori Spelling for the September 28 episode of her podcast spelling errorsshe stood by her viral reaction, saying it was “the truth” of her feelings.

“You told me what to do. I tried and then still got rejected. And I’m not taking anything away. That’s what I take from this because your advice was worthless,” she explained.

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She further added that the overall experience was “a bit unsettling for me” and “felt like a waste of time… just to let myself go so easily.” She also shared on the podcast her belief that the target audience of DWTS Since she was older, viewers were less inclined to vote for her.

“But it is what it is, and it’s fine,” Delvey continued to muse, also noting, “And I never had high expectations of myself.”

“It just seems like, at least for me, it was more of a negative experience than a positive one,” she later added.

Delvey made headlines years ago for posing as a wealthy heiress and defrauding people, banks and hotels, leading to her arrest in 2017 and subsequent conviction for first-, second- and third-degree grand larceny and theft of services in 2019 At the time of her conviction, she was under house arrest and required to wear an ankle monitor, which she incorporated into her costumes on the show.