She wanted to get dinner, that went on my card," recalled Williams. "She wanted to buy some dresses, so that went on my card. Delvey's tab in Morocco quickly ballooned. I sort of leapt to try to help."ĭelvey already owed money to Williams, after Delvey "accidentally" checked her wallet in her luggage on the flight over from New York. "But then over the course of the week," she continued, "it becomes clear that Anna's having trouble with her credit cards not working anywhere.
Williams said she began to feel "an artificial feeling of closeness" with Delvey, even considering the impostor one of her best friends.Īll of that changed, however, when Williams and Delvey traveled together to Marrakesh on what was supposed to be a glamorous getaway. Or, I’d ask her about past friendships and she would have an explanation as to why they weren’t very close anymore.” So, I would ask, ‘Do you talk to your parents much?’ And she would have some explanation about them having a business arrangement more than a close relationship.
"I don't how much of it was true, obviously. "I ended up creating more empathy for her because everything had a backstory," she continued. "She could be sort of hard to read and she was definitely one of a kind," Williams said, trying to explain the onset of her friendship with the allegedly wealthy Delvey, whose real name is Anna Sorokin.
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Williams, portrayed in the series by "Scandal" alum Katie Lowes, shared on the latest episode of Facebook Watch's "Red Table Talk" that her initially "fun friendship" with the Russian-born Delvey, played by Emmy winner Julia Garner, took a night marish turn when the pair took a "vacation from hell" together in Morocco. Rachel Williams, the real-life woman who befriended and traveled with fake German heiress Anna Delvey - only to be scammed by her like countless other victims - is opening up about the truth behind Netflix's true-crime series "Inventing Anna."
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