• Anna Delvey’s afterparty required guests to sign non-disclosure agreements.
• Guests at the party either left it blank or even entered false information.
• NDA release forms were emailed to guests in advance.

According to the sources, famous con artist Anna Delvey bound guests at her birthday afterparty to sign non-disclosure agreements and give their social security numbers.

The NDA that was necessary to attend the “Club House Arrest” soiree appeared conventional in its legalese, but what stood out was that it requested everyone’s SSNs beneath the signature.

We’ve heard that guests at the party for the “Inventing Anna” subject either left it blank or even went so far as to enter false information.

While a Delvey representative acknowledged that visitors were given an NDA release form upon admittance, we can also confirm that they were emailed to guests in advance.

Designer Cynthia Rowley and her daughter, Rachel Rabbit White, Cat Marnell, Ben Widdicombe, Dr. Alexander Blinski, and others attended the party, which The Kollection advertised using a notice that mimicked a New York Post cover, according to photos taken by Cobrasnake. The party was held at Delvey’s walk-up apartment.

One guest described the event as “The night was seriously somehow magical and full of synchronicities, things kept happening twice, or maybe it just felt like that because the party was so intimate but like a really good night.”

“People were waiting outside on the street to get in,” said another. There was full door security and a clipboard person. The gimmick of going to Anna’s house is exciting right now.”

An additional “kindly” requested payment was made in the email with the NDA attached to Access Justice Brooklyn, a charity organisation that offers “high-quality pro bono legal services and community education to our neighbours in need.”

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