Anna Delvey dazzles in her bedazzled ankle monitor during ‘DWTS’ Season 33 debut. | Entertainment

Anna Delvey is placing her finest foot ahead in the ballroom.

And that foot features a blinged out ankle monitor.

The socialite con artist — whose actual identify is Anna Sorokin — introduced consideration to the accent during the Season 33 premiere of (*33*) Tuesday.

Introduced on the high of the present as a “fashionista and entrepreneur,” Delvey, 33, took to the dance ground sporting an ankle monitor bedazzled to match her ombre blue, purple, pink and yellow ensemble. The machine gave the impression to be capped off with a bow.

As “DWTS” tapes in LA, Delvey has been given particular permission to participate in the competitors collection alongside new professional Ezra Sosa.

Sosa shared images of him and Delvey in their primetime ensemble on Instagram shortly earlier than the season premiere.

Delvey’s spokesperson, Juda Engelmayer, confirmed that she might journey inside 70 miles of her residence base and anyplace in the 5 boroughs of New York City beneath earlier home arrest circumstances, per the Associated Press. However, they may not touch upon any adjustments to these guidelines.

The New York resident has additionally been pressured to put on an ankle monitor since her launch from jail in 2022. 

Delvey completely advised The Post that she really doesn’t need the “spectacle” that comes with sporting the GPS tracker.

“Every time I go out, what’s being written is I’m sporting the ankle bracelet or I’m flaunting it,” she defined in August. “People don’t seem to want to acknowledge that I don’t have a choice but to wear it.”

Delvey added: “It’s just like I would not want to make such a spectacle out of this. I would love to be able to go out, and not be stared at or like not every delivery person asking me if I killed my husband, or something.”

On her solution to a June court docket look, she determined to have some enjoyable with the ankle bracelet by putting the letter “A” in rhinestones on it. “I’ve been wearing one for almost two years. I think, once or twice, it’s my right to bedazzle it,” Delvey continued, with one ICE supply calling her the “bedazzled b—h.”

But as a brand new season begins, Delvey has some issues with regards to the style division.

“I think the biggest hurdle is the over-the-knee boots but the fall season is still upon us,” she confessed. “So far I’ve had bigger issues to worry about.”

The “fake heiress” was arrested in 2017 for defrauding main monetary establishments, banks, lodges and buddies out of greater than $250,000 to fund her luxurious life-style by pretending she was the daughter of a German oil tycoon. 

Two years later, Delvey was convicted on eight costs, together with tried grand larceny, larceny in the second diploma and theft of companies, however was acquitted on two extra costs. 

Delvey was launched in February 2021 after being sentenced to 4 to 12 years in jail, which included time spent behind bars during trial.

But her authorized woes had been removed from over as Delvey was then detained by immigration authorities for overstaying her visa.

In 2022, Delvey was launched from US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody, the place she spent over a yr on the Orange Country Correctional Facility.

Following the ordeal, she advised the New York Times, “I definitely have a way different perspective now than I did when I came out the first time last February. It’s just impossible to have been through what I’ve been through without changing. I learned so much being in jail.”

The whirlwind story led Shonda Rhimes to put in writing “Inventing Anna” from the attitude of the journalist (performed by Anna Chlumsky), who viewers thought was based mostly on the real-life reporter, Jessica.

Delvey has seen elements of the Netflix drama and finds the fictional model of her (performed by Julia Garner) extra “brazen” than she.

“I think I’m more self-aware of the way I come across, not all of the time, but I just don’t think that I’m so brazen and shameless,” she advised the New York Times.