Anna DeGuzman is a trailblazing Filipina-American cardist, mentalist, and magician—recognized as one of the world's premier female masters of 'cardistry' at just 25 years old. Having always loved magic as a kid, she started pursuing a career at 18, soon proving herself a gifted talent and charismatic persona with extraordinary range (sleight of hand, mentalism, illusions). She is one of the youngest members at the esteemed Magic Castle, Hollywood, and now performs for high-profile audiences and celebrities at prestigious events and venues across the globe. This year, she was Runner Up on "America’s Got Talent" (2023), the first-ever female magician to make the finale.

Beyond her remarkable achievements, DeGuzman’s charm, wit, and relatability have won hearts on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. Her content is a blend of self-deprecating humor, pop culture commentary, personal anecdotes, and adventures in food, fashion, and travel... with magic deftly woven in. An advocate for women’s empowerment and stories, a DeGuzman is proud to be a disruptor in her field.

She has also performed on "Australia’s Got Talent" (2022); CW’s "Masters of Illusion" (2020); "Penn & Teller: Fool Us," the "Steve Harvey Show", and MTV’s "Amazingness" (2019); as well as MTV, Nickelodeon, Disney, ESPN, Buzzfeed, Access Hollywood, and in wildly popular viral magic videos. She’s been featured in Elle Magazine, Variety, and Wired. She has collaborated with T-Mobile, TikTok, Amazon, NBA, Microsoft, Lego, L’Oreal Paris, Christian Louboutin, Savage X Fenty, Groot Hospitality, and Glamnetic.

Currently splitting her time between Miami and Los Angeles, DeGuzman continues to astonish and inspire as she makes her mark on the world stage.

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