Ezra Sosa commemorated Anna Delvey’s savage one-word response to her “Dancing With the Stars” elimination with a permanent tattoo.
The pro dancer shared he got the word “nothing” tattooed in cursive on his back, along with the number “33” to honor the show’s 33rd season.
“im such an idiot 🙂↔️🫡 #dwts,” Sosa captioned a TikTok video of his tattoo reveal Saturday.
Delvey — who bluntly said last month she would take “nothing” away from her experience on “DWTS” — reacted to her former partner’s new body art in the comments section.
“Exactly,” the convicted con artist replied to the post.
Others described Sosa’s tattoo as “iconic” and “too good.” One admirer even called the dancer an “icon” for turning Delvey’s viral remark into a permanent memento
Sosa previously reacted to Delvey’s “nothing” comment following the pair’s elimination from ABC’s dance competition on Sept. 24.
Although she shocked viewers, he said he “would expect nothing less” from the 33-year-old “fake German heiress.”
“I knew she was going to say something very iconic and something very Anna Delvey with her exit,” Sosa told Extra.
The 23-year-old dancer even called the remark “typical” for Delvey, who has been on house arrest since 2022.
“Dancing With the Stars” judge Carrie Ann Inaba, however, had the opposite reaction.
“I was taken aback by her comment when asked what she learned from being on the show, and she flatly said, ‘Nothing,'” Inaba, 56, told Entertainment Weekly after the elimination.
“That was dismissive not only of the opportunity she was given, of her wonderful and supportive partner Ezra [Sosa] in his debut season, but also of all of us who work on the show — from the dancers to behind the scenes to the creative team.”
Days later, Delvey slammed “DWTS” for allegedly “exploiting [her] for attention.”
“I feel that the show so obviously used me to drive up the ratings, that they never had any plans to give me any chance to grow and only cared about exploiting me for attention,” she told NBC News in an interview published Sept. 26.
Delvey gained widespread notoriety in 2022 with the release of Netflix’s limited series “Inventing Anna,” which was based on her “fake heiress” persona and her crimes of scamming banks and businesses.
