Ezra Sosa honors Anna Delvey's viral exit from 'Dancing With the Stars' with new tattoo

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Ezra Sosa, a professional dancer from 'Dancing With the Stars', has captured Anna Delvey’s famous exit from the reality show in a distinctive manner, as reported by People.

Delvey, who competed alongside Sosa in the recent season, became a viral sensation with her blunt response following her elimination. When asked what she would take away from her time on the show, she famously replied, "Nothing."

Ezra Sosa unveils tattoo honoring Anna Delvey’s viral reaction to her ‘DWTS’ exit

Inspired by Anna Delvey’s unforgettable reaction, Ezra Sosa took to TikTok on October 5 to unveil a new tattoo featuring the word “Nothing” — a tribute to Delvey’s viral moment.

'DWTS' host Julianne Hough’s voice asks, “What are you going to take away from this competition?” as someone lifts a paper towel off Sosa’s back to reveal the tattoo, perfectly syncing with Delvey’s response: “Nothing.”

“There you have it,” Hough's voice chimed in as Sosa, lip-syncing and pointing at the camera, echoes, "Absolutely nothing.”

The tattoo, which Sosa showcased in a TikTok video, is located on his shoulder, featuring quotation marks that highlight the word as a direct nod to Delvey’s quip. “I’m such an idiot,” Sosa humorously captioned the post.

Delvey, known for her sharp responses, left a straightforward yet fitting comment on the post: “Exactly.”

Anna Delvey calls ‘DWTS’ elimination a set-up to embarrass her

Anna Delvey, the infamous fraudster turned reality TV contestant, has spoken out about her short-lived experience on 'Dancing with the Stars'.

In a candid conversation with Tori Spelling on the 'misSPELLING' podcast, Delvey expressed frustration over what she believes was an unfair elimination from the show.

Both women were eliminated in the same episode on September 24, a moment that Delvey now asserts was intended to humiliate her.

"We are like the biggest losers Dancing with the Stars has ever seen," Delvey quipped during the interview, adding that their double elimination felt more like an intentional slight than a fair decision.

"They thought the blondes have the most fun, and they were just not about it," she joked, suggesting that the judges were against them from the beginning.

While Delvey acknowledged that she anticipated surprises due to her "wild card" reputation, she believed her performance demonstrated potential. "I was trying, and I felt like I kind of improved," she said, recognizing her effort on the dance floor.

Delvey also voiced concerns about her ability to connect with the 'DWTS' audience, which tends to be older.

"Most of the people interested in watching me are younger," she explained, implying that the show's typical viewership might not have been open to her background.