It’s almost expected, and then nothing happens.”įeminist, underdog thing aside-the podcast’s main purpose is to get answers from Delvey, who’s only seen clips of Netflix’s Inventing Anna that journalists have shown her: How does she know Aby Rosen, for instance? And did she use a voice changing app to impersonate her family’s “finance manager?” At the tail end of the episode, Fox reads a few comments from DeuxMoi, the modern-day Gossip Girl-esque Instagram account, which specializes in celebrity rumors and sightings. “White men do that all the time-lie about their finances, take out loans. I used to go to all the buildings in the Upper East Side and just walk in-you know, cute little girl-with these donation boxes. The co-hosts are comfortable enough to expose their own past schemes: “In 2014, I was squatting in a hotel in Soho, and I left without paying the bill,” says Takesh.
And when it comes to getting caught, some get punished worse than others that’s par for the course, in a nation where billionaires don’t pay income tax, and the poor go to jail for stealing infant formula.
In other words, everyone trying to move up has their hustle. “It’s almost expected, and then nothing happens.” “White men do that all the time-lie about their finances, take out loans,” Fox says. The narrative that the actress chooses to employ for the interview is one of sympathy, for girls who act like guys in order to get ahead. It seems like Fox sees herself in Delvey-a fellow young woman who masterminded her own fame, with downtown New York as her stomping ground. “She is the reason that we have a podcast.” She and Fox met ten years ago at Fyre Festival’s Billy McFarland’s West Village townhouse, where Delvey was living at the time, solidifying their connection on a Clubhouse room more recently: “She was being interviewed, and I just started asking all the questions,” recalls Fox. On Friday, the actress and Niki Takesh released a new episode of their Forbidden Fruits podcast, a conversation with “fake German heiress” Delvey-reportedly wearing a “yellow jumpsuit”-who’s currently detained at the Orange County Correctional Facility for immigration reasons. “Is it, like, so hard to not be able to wear nice clothes?” “So what are you wearing right now?” Julia Fox asks Anna Delvey over the phone. The actress’ ‘Forbidden Fruits’ podcast typifies a media landscape where Clubhouse and DeuxMoi could replace tabloids and the paparazzi
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