Unveiling the hidden aspects of Anna Delvey's radical transformation and weight reduction of 40 pounds

In the bustling city of New York, Anna Delvey, the infamous figure once known for her high-profile fraud case, is navigating a new chapter of her life.

After serving almost two years in prison on larceny convictions for defrauding banks, jet services, and lavish hotels around the world out of hundreds of thousands of dollars, Delvey was released in October 2022. However, her legal troubles are far from over. She is currently under an ankle monitor and fighting deportation proceedings.

Delvey, now 34, has moved out of the East Village walk-up where she lived after her release. She has been keeping a low profile, wanting to protect her privacy and avoid being known as "Anna, the con artist" forever. In fact, she has been dating someone for two years, but has chosen to keep his name out of the public eye.

Despite the threats and controversies that have followed her, Delvey has been maintaining a disciplined lifestyle. She walks around four miles a day around the city and has been following the ProLon diet plan, consuming 700 to 1,100 calories per day. To aid in her weight loss journey, she has been using a vibration plate and undergoing various beauty treatments, including lasers, chemical peels, PRP therapy, red light therapy, cupping, microcurrents, magnesium baths, radio frequencies, cryotherapy, NAD+ IVs, Genesis laser, and salmon-sperm facials. She has also sought the expertise of celebrity facialists Joanna Vargas and Joanna Czech.

In an attempt to distance herself from her past, Delvey is working on prison reform and helping prisoners prepare for life on the outside. She is also working on a TV project with her friend Kelly Cutrone, details of which remain undisclosed. Her case is being helmed by a team of DC lawyers.

A significant controversy that has surrounded Delvey is the "Bunnygate" scandal. Three rabbits used in a photo shoot with Delvey were later found dumped in Brooklyn's Prospect Park, causing a public outcry.

As Delvey continues to fight her deportation, she also has a source of income from her 2024 stint on "Dancing With the Stars." Despite the challenges, she remains determined to rebuild her life and leave her past misdeeds behind.

However, some aspects of her life remain shrouded in mystery. The search results do not provide information about the "Lausbuben" who work for the TV production with Delvey and Cutrone. These details, like many others, will likely continue to intrigue the public as Delvey's story unfolds.