If you have watched My Little Pony: Make Your Mark, you have heard Ana Sani. Now she is also known for something else: being the second player voted out of Survivor 51. Ana Sani’s net worth has not been reported, and voice actors rarely share what they earn. But her career is longer and more varied than one short Survivor run.
Ana Sani Net Worth: What the Record Shows
Nobody has published a number for her wealth. Ana has kept her income private, and CBS has not released castaway pay.
Her run ended in Episode 2, long before the merge. So she never sat on the jury, and she earned no prize.
Be wary of any site that lists an exact amount with no named source.
What Actors Usually Earn in Canada
Ana is Canadian, so a Canadian yardstick fits best. Here is government data on what actors earn. It is not Ana’s pay.
| Number | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Median hourly wage, actors, comedians and circus performers, Canada | $24.13 | Government of Canada Job Bank, via WorkPEI |
| Range of hourly wages for the same group | $16.75 to $39.97 | Government of Canada Job Bank, via WorkPEI |
| Share of actors in British Columbia who work full time | About 10% | WorkBC, using 2021 Census data |
Do the math, and a full-time year at that median would be about $50,000. But WorkBC says only about one in ten actors in British Columbia work full time. So a yearly figure is not a good guide for most actors.
Voice work is often paid by the session or by the project. We found no public rate figures for her work.
Who Is Ana Sani?
Ana Sani is a voice actress, actor and writer from Toronto, Ontario. CBS listed her as 34 when the cast was announced. She asked Jeff Probst to use her full first name, Anahita, when he snuffed her torch.
She studied at the University of Toronto, and she was part of its student TV group, UTTV. She also speaks at animation and fan events. For example, she spoke at the Toronto Animation Arts Festival in 2025.
Her Voice Acting Career
Ana has worked in animation, audio books and film. Her best-known roles include:
- Izzy Moonbow in My Little Pony: Make Your Mark.
- Piper Willowbrook (the Mysticon Striker) in Mysticons.
- Cleo Badette in Nickelodeon’s Ollie’s Pack.
- Strawberry Shortcake and other roles in the Strawberry Shortcake specials from 2023 and 2024.
Her bio also lists work on Mia and Me and The Magic School Bus. She has narrated audio books, including the Pippa Greene series and The Rule of Thirds. AudioFile magazine said she narrated one of the Pippa Greene books with the cheerful tone you would expect from an optimistic teen.
Her earliest film credit on IMDb-style sites is Odd Squad: The Movie from 2016.
Ana on Survivor 51
Survivor 51 is the show’s “Open Era,” with 21 new castaways. Ana started on the Savu tribe. She teamed up early with Alexis Levine, though the alliance was short.
In Episode 2, Savu lost immunity in the rain. Most of the tribe planned to vote out Eric Macksoud, who they found annoying. Then things went wild.
Rob Antonson, who had led the charge against Eric, came up with a plan to save him. He tried to vote for himself, but a producer reminded him that is not allowed. He had to vote again, and he voted for Eric.
TVLine reports that Alexis told Sharonda Cox and Linnea Capobianco that Ana wanted Sharonda out. They switched the vote to Ana. She became the second castaway voted out. Her closest ally, Carter Krull, was shocked.
Her Reaction
In her Parade interview, Ana said she did not understand Rob’s move. She also said she wanted to correct the idea that she was throwing out names. TVLine reports that another castaway said Alexis was the one who did that.
Ana told TV Insider that Rob never said he wanted to vote for himself. She guessed he missed his family. A few days later, Rob quit the game, and his tribemates said the blindside may have played a part. Rob denied this.
Four of the people in this story have their own profiles. Read about Rob Antonson, Sharonda Cox, Linnea Capobianco and Eric Macksoud, the player she was voted out in place of, on his Eric Macksoud net worth page.
What’s Next for Ana Sani
Her voice work continues. In October 2026, PonyCon Holland announced her as a guest of honor for its 2026 convention. We could not find a date for her next new role.
We also found no announced brand deals. Many castaways gain followers after their episodes air, and we will update this page if that happens.
Ana Sani Quick Facts
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Full name | Ana (Anahita) Sani |
| Age | 34 when CBS announced the cast |
| From | Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Job | Voice actress, actor and writer |
| Best-known roles | Izzy Moonbow, Piper Willowbrook, Cleo Badette |
| Show | Survivor 51 (CBS) |
| Tribe | Savu |
| Result | Second person voted out, Episode 2 |
| Education | University of Toronto |
Ana Sani Net Worth FAQs
What is Ana Sani’s net worth? It has not been published. Treat any exact figure online with caution.
How much does Ana Sani make? That is private. The numbers above describe actors in Canada in general.
What is Ana Sani known for? She is a voice actress known for My Little Pony: Make Your Mark and Mysticons, and for playing Survivor 51.
Why was Ana Sani voted out of Survivor 51? Alexis Levine told Sharonda and Linnea that Ana wanted Sharonda out, and they moved the vote to Ana.
How old is Ana Sani? She was 34 when CBS announced the cast.
Where is Ana Sani from? She is from Toronto, Ontario.
Did Ana Sani win money on Survivor? No. She went home in Episode 2, before the jury began.
How We Put This Together
This article draws on the following reports:
- CBS, as shown on local TV station sites: cast age
- Parade: Ana’s exit interview (Toronto, voice actress)
- TV Insider and TVLine: Episode 2 recap and exit interviews
- Paramount+ and Pop Heist: Episode 2 tribe lists, vote and “Anahita” request
- Penguin Random House, TAAFI and PonyCon Holland: bio, speaking events and Izzy Moonbow role
- University of Toronto Magazine: UTTV
- AudioFile and library catalogs: audio book credits
- Government of Canada Job Bank, via WorkPEI, and WorkBC: actor pay and full-time share
No report we read lists her net worth or income, so we do not give one. The full-year pay figure is our own multiplication.