Fake German heiress and convicted con artist Anna Delvey , whose real name is Anna Sorokin, and Tori Spelling were the first celebrities to get booted from the 33rd season of the ABC competition Sept. 24.
In a Sept. 28 episode of Spelling's podcast, "M isspelling ," the two bonded over being the "biggest losers" of the competitive dance show.
"We are like the biggest losers 'Dancing with the Stars' has ever seen," Delvey told Spelling, who burst out into laughter.
She added, laughing, "They thought the blondes have the most fun, and they were like, 'Just get them out of here.'"
"I honestly did not expect to go home the first show," Spelling responded, with Delvey adding, "I did not expect you to go home either."
"Like, nothing would surprise me in my situation because I'm such a wild card," Delvey continued. "But I was trying, and I was like, 'Oh, I kind of improved.'"
Delvey and her pro partner, Ezra Sosa, scored 17 out of 30 points for their quickstep , set to KT Tunstall's song "Suddenly I See." That score, combined with viewer votes, was enough to oust them from the show.
Ah, this is where the controversy comes in. Delvey, who was the subject of Netflix's Emmy-winning series "Inventing Anna," was asked what she would take from the experience of being on "Dancing with the Stars."
That terse response has been met with a tidal wave of shock on social media — and from within the "Dancing with the Stars" community itself.
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