Former Vanity Fair worker Rachel DeLoache Williams is suing Netflix over how she was portrayed in the streaming platform's Emmy-nominated 'Inventing Anna' series.
Author Rachel DeLoache Williams visits the SiriusXM Studios on August 05, 2019 in New York City. A former Vanity Fair worker is suing Netflix over how she was portrayed in the streaming platform's Emmy-nominated "Inventing Anna" series.She filed the suit Monday in Delaware, where Netflix is incorporated, claiming "defamation and false light invasion of privacy" from knowingly false statements. The lawsuit lists 16 sets of statements it considers to be defamatory.
The lawsuit claims Williams has been the subject of thousands of abusive online messages due to her portrayal in the series.Anna Sorokin better known as Anna Delvey, is seen in the courtroom during her trial at New York State Supreme Court in New York on April 11, 2019. - Williams was a 28-year-old photo editor working for Vanity Fair in New York when she met Anna Sorokin. Sorokin was passing herself off as a German heiress called Anna Delvey who had a substantial trust fund at her disposal.Williams and Sorokin became friends and socialized.
On a trip to Morocco, Williams had $62,000 charged to her credit cards after Sorokin persuaded her to use them on her behalf. Sorokin only ended up paying back about $5,000 of the money.
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