The company eventually moved its headquarters, which forced Delvey to leave. However, to the dislikes of McFarland and his team, she extended her stay, and the entrepreneur failed to kick her out. As portrayed in the series, Delvey knew members of McFarland’s team and asked to stay for a few days. Back then, the questionable entrepreneur worked at Magnises, a credit card start-up company he created and headquartered in SoHo, and yes, he knew Anna.ĭelvey managed to stay in the headquarters located in Wooster Street for about four months and didn’t pay a single penny in rent, according to Page Six.
However, in 2013, he was working on something else. The event, featuring half-built tents and limited food options, was canceled hours before it was scheduled to begin. McFarland, who marketed the infamous 2017 music festival, scammed hundreds of customers out of tickets ranging from $1,000 to $12,000 with the promise of A-list music acts in the Bahamas. In episode 4 of the series, Delvey is seen living with Billy McFarland and laughing at his Fyre Festival plans.
But were these friendships fiction or reality? Billy McFarland What surprised many Inventing Anna fans the most? Not only Delvey’s fabricated $60 million fortune, but her relationships with Fyre Festival organizer Billy McFarland and “Pharma Bro” Martin Shkreli. Netflix’s new miniseries documents the fake German heiress’ lavish lifestyle – and con – that was funded by tricking banks, businesses, and friends out of thousands.
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