Why Do So Many Con Artists Make Such Great Reality Stars??

[@ciaociara]

It’s like Anna Delvey is being rewarded for her horrible actions. I find it tacky.

[@melissavankrieken9099]

It is crazy isn’t it!!!!

[@flowermeerkat6827]

She's a horrible person she gives me the creeps.

[@dilldes]

As tacky as her face fillers

[@helerinhermann9984]

Just disgusting

[@Kikicole]

I hate modern basic entertainment, it’s all garbage and they are mostly full of snakes, I’ll stick to KZbinrs lol people are gross

[@joyfulbitesandbaubles]

We should lift up people that are honest and hardworking. Not someone who is famous for being dishonest.

[@Stubbie9]

It sucks, my whole life I follow the rule been working crappy jobs since I was 15. Following the straight and narrow and the people like her can just con ppl, get a short few years in prisión and then become rich and successful because they were/still are a con artist. This world makes no damn sense ....

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

I agree!

[@likhayadiko6045]

People that con/harm elderly people are a different kind of animal to me. She has no heart and I don't know how and why anyone can idolise such a person.

[@flowermeerkat6827]

Jen Shah makes Anna Delvey look like a piker. She is evil beyond belief.

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

I agree Imagine doing that for a decade!

[@shiina29]

I often hear young people say things like “I don’t judge. Get that bag.” which I’ve found very troubling. They don’t seem to care much how people make money, or whether it was done ethically.

[@Tyler-he4pf]

Well I think it because we know how it’s done. It’s either I’m done ethically and over time, or through nefarious means. And it’s usually the latter that we see. The CEO’s treating their employees like shit and enjoying 4 vacations to Fiji or people scamming their way to monetary success and these people usually get a slap on the wrist. A long trial, public out rage, and what community service? A cushy provision for the top 1%? Clearly crime pays well and gets you out of accountability. Diddy is a prime example. American is a very “me centered” nation which explains why most people would do a bad thing if it meant they could advance in life. You’re getting screwed over by everyone including your government so why not do something that benefits you? If you do it well, you only have jail time or a Netflix series to look forward too. I’m not condoning these actions, it infuriates me that people can do these actions and not feel anything. And that it seems they pay little to no consequences for their actions. Because you were bullied people believe they have the right to do that to others. We’re just perpetuating a cycle.

[@CP-ke5pr]

I mean how did Anna harm ppl though? She stole from rich ppl and institutions who cares?

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

That’s such a good point!

[@Jalapenoruffles8]

Can you blame them? Look at the crooks that run the world? Why can’t we be bad and make money too? 😅

[@melinehoff]

When I saw that she was on dancing with the STARS I was like what kind of star is she??? Like what is going on on this earth!??? 🤣🤣🤣😭

[@sharranjami]

I find it offensive that Anna Delvey who was not only convicted of a Felony but is also in the US illegally is being put on a pedestal when my friend was assaulted with a drink while we were having lunch, who is here legally and has never committed a crime, because she has dark skin and an accent.

[@EbsSeven]

Have we not learned that race trumps everything else?

[@User-q8d9j]

yup if she was non white illegal immigrant she would shipped out fast fast

[@esikazemese]

that is sickening.

[@annwilliams6438]

The worst is Anna D leaving her middle class, working ‘friend’ with tens of thousands of dollars of debt for a trip she said she would pay for. This has destroyed this woman’s life - while she gets all these deals!

[@ManuelaJäger-e6t]

That is the problem. Most people don t feel sorry for the banks.

[@BillieHijabi]

i just wanted to say i love your videos so much! you said "if these are the people were idolizing, were in big trouble" have you seen the Diddy stuff? we've all been idolizing monsters.

[@Pepper-sg5rc]

great vid. cannot believe that scammer of the elderly still has fans. we gotta protect the elderly

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

Agreed!

[@yo-31]

It is a sickness..... I do not understand why the society give so much exposure to those bad people. The society has no longer moral and ethic... I am very scared of the future generations....

[@kham6006]

Agreed

[@ninairish763]

Because the people (demons) controlling society are just as sick and promote these people to try and normalize it because they want a world like that.

[@jennifyliving5511]

I saw the Anna Delvey thing yesterday and my first thought was “ironic, she got what she wanted all along but for real now” 😅

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

💯

[@CMcG53]

Our society cares more about physical appearances than the character of a person and because of that we are seeing these criminals get the spotlight on them in a way that rewards them monetarily, glamorizing them and their behaviors

[@livquin8557]

'I GUESS I'M THE PROBLEM' Yes yes my dear you sure are. The fascination is with most people thinking 'I could never' and a small percentage taking notes & thinking 'they should've done XYZ to not get caught'

[@racheloconner5128]

I remember Dr. Drew Pinsky talking about his Loveline days, they would have every celebrity guest fill out a psych questionnaire. He said there was a definite trend of reality stars showing traits of malignant narcissism, which is definitely a common attribute among con artists!

[@VeginMatt]

Didn't Anna Delvey also manipulate a working class waitress into paying thousands of dollars for her vacation? I think its disgusting that she's given these opportunities UNLESS its actually being used to pay off her victims. I'm pretty sure that the united states has laws against murderers profiting from writing about their crimes....In this social media age I think there should be similar laws heavily garnishing con artists when they profit from infamy.

[@App3969]

Well look at who the previous president was. I doubt that'll happen any time soon, especially if he were to get back into office.

[@VeginMatt]

@@App3969 good point, fml

[@ingridakerblom7577]

At least she scammed a writer at vanity fair to pay up like 50 000$ I think it was, for their maroocan vacation.. it was her that started the downfall....

[@sneak0ut]

@@ingridakerblom7577the friend she scammed that got countless meals and clothes and got to do countless things with anna that she couldn’t pay for but anna could at the time from conning. the woman from vanity fair was done wrong but it’s not like she wasn’t a mooch friend at the same time, and she got a book deal from it and amex paid for the vacation

[@jennblevins79]

I have no words for these insufferable, entitled, terrible people!!

[@dianeoconnor5903]

It’s so ridiculous. Anna Delvey stole from many people and left her friend in financial distress. She is being rewarded for being a thief 😢

[@AliceOfSpring]

The audacity of these people 😡 I can't understand that. In Poland , we also had this kind of "influencer" - a woman had her own show on TV, she performed in another one AND all that after being convicted and prison time. Nobody checked her story, and nobody questioned it until one man did as she said it was for being a brothel mama. So he was the only one who read all her files. Turned out that's not all, she was forcing other women to prostitution, torture them, and give death threats. Another one faked her carrier in Bollywood, and no one checked it - she was invited to TV regularly until one reporter exposed all her lies. He travelled even to India, seeking the truth.

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

😯 that’s crazy!

[@AliceOfSpring]

@@CaitlinPawlowski yes, it is. This is why I don't watch public TV 😐

[@mandarina4157]

The fact that they allow her to stay in the country, while honest working folks are getting sent back to their home countries when all they want is a better future for their kids, is absolutely and completely appalling.

[@niqd6856]

We live in such an incredibly material , narcissistic world and most people admire those who have become rich ( and famous) by ANY means ! Hence the popularity of O fans and over sharing on tik tok

[@leomtuwa120]

People that take advantage of people love and kindness are beyond evil

[@RottedOne]

They are drawn to social media because they need an audience, social media is a stage for them to perform on.

[@alexisdawnnn]

Those people commenting on that woman’s Instagram post is the reason why I’m fascinated by para social relationships. She doesn’t know them or likely care about them, yet they defend her.

[@nataliasilva4289]

parassocial relationships are such a weird thing

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

Fascinating isn’t it!

[@saborisaha1789]

She should not be glorified at all. Lot of other hardworking girls should deserve that. Not Anna Delvey

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

I agree ☝️

[@Skye-Bleu-Daydream]

Anna Sorokina is being rewarded and idolized for her bad behavior this is absolutely offensive. It’s easy to see she’s a sociopath and I would not be surprised if she resumes back to her criminal behavior.

[@letscheer3599]

tbh I agree with the statement that if Anna were black or any other minority, she'd be called all sorts of things. But also I think people have this weird thing where they think that making these people famous is funny because they are waiting for them to mess up and laugh at them. I feel the same happens with Gypsy rose wherein yes her life was awful but she also did do something bad yet people continue to make her famous and rich. It's weird and gross.

[@kham6006]

And Jen shah ??? Stop w the race BS!! It’s old

[@letscheer3599]

@@kham6006 it’s literally not even old, don’t act as if racism isn’t a thing anymore. I specifically meant that a black woman or other minorities going on a show with an ankle bracelet would be called things like ghetto, ratchet, and so on. Please do not be ignorant, I still face racism everyday and it’s people like you that are not helping the problem.

[@VeginMatt]

I used to wear a chunky phone holder armband around my ankle when I'd go out dancing. It was a good way to store my wallet and housekeys where I knew they wouldn't be stolen or lost. The few people who noticed it asked if I was under house arrest and I'd laugh it off and say "do you really think I'd be allowed to be at a bar on a friday night if I had an ankle moniter?".......welp....can't do that anymore. *sarcastic* thanks DWTS

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

😂

[@Jessica-kp9hc]

I really enjoy hearing you reflect on the growth you've gone through over the past few years. As a woman in her mid-30's I frequently look back on my life in my 20's and think "Man, I really thought I had things figured out then." It makes me think about how much more wisdom and life experience I will gain over the next decade and beyond.

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

❤️❤️

[@SavannahSedai]

You ARE compassionate!!! Toward the victims, who deserve compassion 😭

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

Thankyou ❤️

[@kellybelly01]

yeah.. I think when someone is so wrapped up in themselves, especially throughout their time in jail and still focusing on their personal hurt, they're going to have a harder time truly changing. I really don't love that people are glamorizing scammers/con artists 🥲 where did morals go?

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

I unfortunately agree

[@tatianaalinatrifan]

Regarding the question why are these people (e.g., the three con artists) so present on social media and in the media, it has to do with their personality. They are drawn to attention as one of the characteristics of narcissistic personality disorder is grandiosity. These people need to be in the center of attention, they feed on it, they are often charismatic enough to attract people to them so that they can use them for whatever goal they have in mind, and they also lack self-reflection. Perfect combination for the spotlight offered by media and social media oriented mostly towards increasing views, irrespective of the ethics of the content they are encouraging or promoting. Algorithms favour this type of content.

[@ronnie-lynn]

Infamous verses Famous and the paradox. Over the years the line between the two has become so blurred. 😮

[@jennabeans00]

I absolutely love your commentary. It's so insightful and grounded in logic and morality. Thank you for putting out quality content : -)

[@elizabethclaiborne6461]

These women are sociopaths. It would never occur to normal people to do these things.

[@mariadaly4673]

I find it very bizarre that people like Anna Delvey are almost rewarded for their actions. Yes she did go to prison but flaunting her tag on her ankle and being given the opportunity to be on TV aren't we just glorifying the bad things she has done and saying it's ok. That person was right with their quote if she was black she wouldn't be on TV.

[@KamalBerman]

Promoting American Psycho !

[@MariaRodriguez-om1yi]

It’s absolutely disgusting the way these criminals will turn to God and religion. The minute they are found out. Just another despicable part of their character.

[@cristinapiano6190]

We. Live in a. horrible . World.

[@KaylaCollingwood]

I recently binge watched Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, not knowing anything about the Jen Shah scandals. I found her unbearably narcissistic and unwilling to ever acknowledge her responsibility when conflicts arose. Also she showed a lot of signs of potential mental health conditions. Unless she has done a LOT of soul seeking and getting the right treatment for her mental health issues, I don't see her changing. There are, like you said, people who are much more deserving of screen time.

[@janethughes9541]

Everyone’s sense of morality has gone down the toilet, no one has any sense of shame, they actually use it as a tool to get on with their grift.

[@Tyler-he4pf]

For the people that idolize them I think it’s because we know how it’s done. It’s either done ethically and over time, or through nefarious means. And it’s usually the latter that we see. The CEO’s treating their employees like shit and enjoying 4 vacations to Fiji or people scamming their way to monetary success and these people usually get a slap on the wrist. A long trial, public out rage, and what community service? A cushy provision for the top 1%? Clearly crime pays well and gets you out of accountability. Diddy is a prime example. American is a very “me centered” nation which explains why most people would do a bad thing if it meant they could advance in life. You’re getting screwed over by everyone including your government so why not do something that benefits you? If you do it well, you only have jail time or a Netflix series to look forward too. I’m not condoning these actions, it infuriates me that people can do these actions and not feel anything. And that it seems they pay little to no consequences for their actions. Because you were bullied people believe they have the right to do that to others. We’re just perpetuating a cycle.

[@App3969]

Agree 100%. I think this is what the younger generation is witnessing as well, which is why they are so nonchalant about these types of celebrities. They've read about and, possibly, have been privy to the abhorrent behavior of criminals only to see them be forgotten about or rewarded for their terrible behavior. If we ( I say 'we' because we comprise society as well) didn't give them a platform to stand on or the laws were more strict and/or degrading (possibly facing the same kind of I'll treatment they inflicted on others?), they wouldn't be so glorified.

[@proper.role.model.819]

I’m sure Gypsy rose Blanchard is next. This is crazy!!!!

[@shiina29]

I’ve watched a lot of scam-baiting content, and people loathe those scammers. There’s very little sympathy for them even when they’re from poverty-stricken countries or were deceived themselves when they took the scamming job.

[@mango000mvy]

I think the profile you described at the end of the video, that some con artists makes great influencers by being able to disregard certain morals is similar to how high-achievers in society (politicians, ceo etc.) are. To get to the top you need the ability to not care about others, that is why so few good people can be leaders, they get overwhelmed by guilt about how their decisions has impacted certain groups !

[@VBoo459]

Honestly. I blame my parents for raising me with integrity, humanity, respect for others and honesty. Because I literally would be living the BELLA VITA right now otherwise.

[@MaryanneMoses5212]

I do feel like this social influencer culture attracts a certain type of person. I used to think I would like to do it but after about three years of observation I’ve decided I DEFINITELY DO NOT want to do that as a career. I’d rather be quiet and boring TBH. I do understand in some ways why they glorify scam artists and criminals. In one way it’s a good message that you can make mistakes in the world but be rehabilitated and still go on to live a good life. On the other hand it is sending a message that if you have no morals and integrity you will go far. Which is problematic on a large scale. I love to watch this stuff too so I’m contributing to the popularity of it because I’m consuming it. Eeekkk. The statement ‘this would never happen if she was black’ is a very true reflection of the disparity of those born with race privilege.

[@mansoor3159]

Caitlin your videos are always always best for me and whenever you posts a new video it's put a huge smile on my face and I will always be your biggest supportive💫♥️♥️🥹😭

[@mariayo4284]

Same here❤

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

You are so sweet Thankyou! I hope you are having a wonderful week ☺️❤️❤️

[@elizabethread1674]

Why does traffic crawl past a car accident hoping to see something they can tell others about? Why do people want to hear all the gory details? How is Dancing With the Stars still on tv? I don’t know

[@kaylheecarroll3186]

Yeah it's definitely disturbing!!

[@elliewatchesstuff]

Wake up babe, Caitlin posted a video

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

Hehe thanks for watching Ellie ☺️❤️

[@dilldes]

HOLLYWOOD! A place that historically, systematically, and regularly uplifts the assholes and keeps down the good guys

[@Krystalwatchesvideos]

I’m so angry, I can’t even watch this video. 😂

[@esikazemese]

SAME

[@EconDude]

I think this a byproduct of moral relativism. What’s the response to someone lying, cheating, or stealing? “Well, who am I to judge?” Then we further see no problem following actual criminals online and watching their content. Because by refusing, you’re judging them. And who are you to judge?

[@cosmicglitter9287]

22:03 some watch or listen to be educated on the dangers and what to look out for

[@devonneshort4749]

People that scam other people and getting rewarded is disgusting 🤔sounds like Wall Street?😂🤣Caitlin love your content as always🥰

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

Thankyou ❤️

[@BureauKat]

Interesting video. Can people change? The Pollyanna in me says yes. But to do so you need to want it for yourself.

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

Very good point!

[@BabaJaga]

Yes there are many deserving people, BUT von Artists have one valuable asset: They‘re interesting and sometimes fascinating

[@YayleenePalacio]

Caitlin, I’ve been following you for yearssssss (way back when we had a luxury diseaseeeee!! lol) and just want to tell you that I still look forward to your videos. I actually love the longer form content as well! I love the direction you’ve taken with this channel and I feel like I’m just FaceTiming with a girlfriend or something. And I’m glad you brought this topic up bc I had a visceral reaction to seeing Anna Delvey on my TV showing off her ankle bracelet. Never watched her story bc I refuse to contribute, but yeah totally disgusting.

[@barbr100]

I have noticed of late that several of the influencers I have followed for many years on KZbin Tube have definitely become less trustworthy and more narcissistic. Has the spotlight done this to them or has the spotlight just brought it out eventually?

[@bossyspaghetti]

Sadly that woman ( who happily I have absolutely no idea who she is) is 100% right about the scandals. What a time to be alive😢

[@tammymileski3874]

I do not watch tv my guilty pleasure is your channel! Why would I want to watch someone else’s trouble when I have my own?

[@Medi_PO]

This Is super fucked up… she’s a criminal and getting rich while gaining fame… WTFFFF And yes I do agree that if she was black, her story would be completely different….

[@StyledByGwenny]

It's morbid fascination. It has to be. Dreadful people.

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

You’re probably right!

[@mocchiatotv]

short cut society, because of wanting to look good on social media. simple pride and vanity. and yes this is extremely odd. I think the death of the celebrity makes it hard to get viewers of content from Hollywood. so that put these scammers up there knowing they will get attention, hoping it will make them money. pretty sad

[@BlueSpiritFire1]

Tacky. Just plain _tacky_ is what this is. None of them deserve anything except scorn and booing. You don't get to throw ill-gotten gains around on expensive crap for years and then go 'Oopsie!', bat your eyelids and get to be popular. They're convicted criminals with real victims. But then again we live in a world where there are people who idolise and fawn over serial killers, so maybe this is just to be expected. How fucking grim.

[@stephaniehuthmacher4214]

Well here in the US a convicted felon con man was recently elected president (again) so apparently this kind of behavior is rewarded. Makes me sick.

[@DuchessOfSuccess]

Men made The Wolf of Wallstreet and hero, the girlies needed a hero too.

[@peaches1535]

Reminds me of that “hot” felon that got popular and famous off his mugshots and became a model. Then he left his wife and cheated on her and I think maybe got in trouble again? He was like being rewarded for his bad behavior it felt like too. He was a light skin mixed man. But they definitely wouldn’t let a black person with an ankle monitor unless it was Oprah lol

[@kianamoore5390]

I agree with the X user. For one, it is tacky to have that ankle monitor “out and proud”, and to be walking fashion shows and on national television shows. If that was a black person, or any other non-white person, it would be unacceptable and seen for what it really is-tacky and rewarding criminal behavior. People would be up in arms about letting a criminal on stage or walking or being allowed in “elite” or “upstanding” circles and environments. Certain rules seem not to apply to her because of the facade of her perceived privilege or pedigree. Any other non-white person wouldn’t even be given the chances she has, not to mention they certainly wouldn’t be laughing like “oh she’s so endearing and quirky” when she said what she said on DWTS. Any other person would have been vilified with think pieces about how they should have been grateful anyone even gave them a chance, let alone let them through the door. The phrase “the complexion for access and protection” comes to mind when thinking about her specific case. I will say that a lot of people have been speaking out about her, which is good. They didn’t wholeheartedly agree with the coverage she’s been getting and what that represents. People like her, Gypsy, Jen Shah and others are not people to look up to. It gives people image of if you have enough money, privilege, or proximity to certain people that you can do whatever and still be rewarded. It’s an abhorrent thing to project onto the masses

[@kham6006]

Stop w the race BS! Look at diddy , Oprah, jay z- they’ve been getting away with being scum for years and you all raised them up -! Harris called Jacob Blake a hero ,,,who raped a woman! Disgusting

[@joannatstudent4625]

Moral of the story story: as long as you’re attractive, you don’t need morals and you’re above the law. What a great world we live in…

[@stephaniehuthmacher4214]

Jen Shah deeply regrets her "mistakes" of TEN YEARS. Even more heinous is that it was the elderly she was scamming!!! Please stop glamorizing these creeps!

[@trinitybraveheart16]

Lets talk about ittt!!!!!!

[@lucyservo6574]

I've been thinking the same thing!!!

[@thuydungphan3867]

If they are con artists, and they are making money after being exposed, it means there something wrong with our society 💔.

[@sbpinki]

Will they change? No. They’re entitled narcissistic sociopaths who are getting what they want: money and fame. Why should they change? It’s mind boggling 😢

[@sarahnoe1588]

Bravo would have Jen back on our screens two seconds after she gets out. Bravo has no soul.

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

True

[@luvzdogz]

Caroline/Anna is a sociopath. Am I qualified to say that? No. But, it's my opinion and I feel pretty good about it. 😝

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

😂

[@Emelllll64]

they are narcissists so they often have bigger than life personalities which makes for good tv.

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

Good point!

[@PassiveAgressive319]

Couldn’t care less about the banks she conned, what I find egregious is how she left her ‘friends’ high and dry with huge hotel and credit card bills. She never paid them back. Gross

[@shawnacox1527]

Love you girl!

[@jimin8006]

People want to feel better about themselves. So in that way. If you watch someone who will come crashing down sooner or later, it makes you feel better. At least i am not spiralling down to this persons level. That’s the main reason for their following.

[@anastasiasthoughts]

I don't think the mentioned industries (like fashion) give people opportunities because of talent, hard work etc. They're not about giving opportunities. They're about earning money by attracting attention. How do they attract attention? By inviting people who will be talked about to walk in their shows. It can be unusual facial features, a big backstory, already existing fame etc. Basically, everything can go (apart from actual modelling skills 😄) and it works. Huge companies aren't there to push socially responsible messages forward, ok, maybe sometimes, when it coincides with some socio-political trends of the moment. But fundamentally, big companies are always about harsh marketing 🤷‍♀ Regarding the question you put here at the end. Well, firstly, we aren't talking about criminals who were convicted for k*lling, r*pe etc. The crimes these people committed have more flexible lines between what's right and what's wrong, hence people will always be discussing that siding with or speaking against these influencers, and it creates more attention, more media coverage - more money. I always find social trends fascinating, thank you for bringing this up, Caitlin, you're doing a great job ❤

[@tashp1774]

Only In America…. Australia would never. Like could you imagine bell Gibson being on dancing with the stars 😂😂😂

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

Hmm I don’t know that other Australian influencer I talked about Roxy jacenko got a reality tv show 🤔

[@BenCarpenterWrites]

People asking if this is “right” while being part of the platform lol…

[@nailsbyrocky]

I guess I'm part of the problem too lolol. I don't talk about these people, nor do I watch the shows they are on. I never got into RHW of whatever city. But I really like your content and your take on the situation :) Had no idea that Jen setup fan mail while she is in prison. I'm all for people getting a 2nd chance, but in Jen's case its really hard to see since she did for so long.

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

Thanks for sharing your two cents on this and I totally agree with you!

[@Kangamoos]

As an immigrant to the USA, I find Anna being on these shows and promoted quite disgusting.

[@moff8631]

The Shah lady is the worst of the three imo as she did a crime against regular people and ruined their lives. I don’t know why anyone would follow them. I personally don’t. I have done plenty of bad things myself so I can’t really judge anyone

[@mcintyrg]

An average person is more trustworthy when you don't know the history statistically. Anyone needs to make amends first before being more trustworthy than the average person

[@TheTaylan1993]

Could you do A VIDEO on over 40 beauty and style influencers who are fraudulent

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

Feel free to email or DM me on Ig if you have any specific content you think is worth looking into Thankyou! ❤️

[@sarahcordova1227]

I think most of their followers are just curious. It’s like a good drama. Maybe they don’t realize they’re supporting these terrible sub-humans, and just want to watch what they will do next.

[@CP-ke5pr]

I like Anna. You gotta get it how you live! This world doesnt care about doing things the "right" way. I do agree about with the tweet about her tho.

[@daisy6323]

It gets people talking. That’s the only reason. They know bringing these ppl on these shows will bring publicity. Example Gypsy Rose.

[@Missfoxtooyou]

Those people loving Jenn Shah would never support her if their family fell victim to her scam!

[@CaitlinPawlowski]

Facts!

[@cristinapiano6190]

Tottaly agree

[@Princessnyha556]

It’s because people care more about entertainment over morals and it’s sad

[@lisahance]

Regarding the "Best selling author" - I would neither buy her book or follow her on Instagram. Why reward bad behavior?

[@tammymileski3874]

OMG YOU ARE THE AGE OF MY DAUGHTER!!!!

[@briansmythe3000]

Ned Kelly 😮

[@Jambo-x8v]

It is so sad. The woman is trash and she couldn’t even be gracious when she was the first person to leave DWTS. Not a surprise that she displayed her character which is not one that is a good person and someone who has a conscience and sense of humility. This is not the type of person to be influenced by or look up to. I felt bad for Tori Spelling who grew up affluent and child of influential parents. She was very appreciative for the experience however short.

[@lucyservo6574]

In anna delvey's case, I think people love her because she didn't scam individuals, she scammed banks - huge profit machines. I personally think she's not a good person and shouldn't be celebrated. But I kind of understand why others love her.