Sofie Dossi

Sofie Dossi is an American contortionist, aerialist, hand balancer, actress, singer, and social media personality recognized for her physical artistry in the entertainment industry. Dossi is a self-taught contortionist and hand balancer who developed her skills through a background in competitive gymnastics and dance, further advancing through disciplined practice and online tutorials. She began teaching herself contortion at age 12 after being inspired by a Cirque du Soleil performance, emulating poses she found online and creating new ones.

Dossi gained national attention with her appearance on the eleventh season of "America's Got Talent," where she performed feats of flexibility, strength, and dexterity, including shooting a bow and arrow with her feet while in a handstand. Her performances, which combined aerial acrobatics, hand balancing, and precision archery, earned her the Golden Buzzer from guest judge Reba McEntire during the Judge Cuts. Dossi became a top-10 finalist that season and later returned for "AGT: Fantasy League," where she received a second Golden Buzzer from Heidi Klum. She has also delivered guest performances on subsequent seasons of "America's Got Talent," showcasing her aerial, contortion, and hand-balancing skills.

Outside of "America's Got Talent," Dossi has built a multimedia career, appearing on Nightline, The Ellen Show, ESPN, Fox Sports, People Magazine, Refinery 29, and Allure. In acting, she has had cameos on Disney Channel's "Bizaardvark" and "K.C. Undercover" and starred on the Brat TV show "Boss Cheer." Dossi has also pursued music, releasing her debut single, "Bunny," which she co-wrote with her brother Zak, who directed the music video.

Dossi launched her YouTube channel, where she posts weekly content including contortion tutorials, challenges, and collaborations with other creators. Her channel has accumulated over 10 million subscribers and more than 1.9 billion views. She has been nominated for several Streamy Awards for her digital content. With a TikTok following exceeding 11 million and a global audience, Dossi continues to be a prominent figure in digital entertainment, contortion, and performance art.