Anna McNulty: Age, Height, and Flexibility Secrets

You’ve probably seen her bend like a human pretzel across your Instagram feed or YouTube recommendations. Anna McNulty is the Canadian teenager who turned extreme flexibility into a social media empire — but behind the viral splits and backbends lies a story that’s part natural gift, part years of self-taught discipline.

Age (as of 2024): 22 ·
Instagram followers: 1 million ·
YouTube subscribers: 2.46 million ·
Height: 4’11” (150 cm)

Eight facts about Anna McNulty, one pattern: the data we have comes largely from her own platforms and poorly sourced fan pages, not independent records.

How old is Anna McNulty actually?

Anna McNulty was born on April 26, 2002, according to her Wikipedia page — the most cited source available. That makes her 22 years old as of 2024, turning 23 in 2025. Her birthplace is Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick, Canada, as reported by Wikipedia, though some fan sites list Saint John.

• Full name: Anna Elizabeth McNulty (Wikipedia)
• Height: 4’11” (150 cm) — widely cited but not from an official medical source
• Real name is her full name; no stage-name rebranding

What is Anna McNulty’s height?

Multiple online profiles list her height as 4’11” (150 cm). The figure is consistent across Wikipedia and fan databases, but no official measurement from a physician or athletic organization has been published. At that height, she is notably shorter than the average Canadian woman (approx. 5’4″), which may contribute to her distinctive visual brand.

What is Anna McNulty’s real name?

Anna Elizabeth McNulty — no pseudonym. She has always used her birth name online, which adds a layer of authenticity to her personal brand, even as her professional identity is entirely digital.

Was Anna McNulty naturally flexible?

The short answer: yes, but it was cultivated. Available information suggests she had natural hypermobility as a child, first noticed when she started cheerleading at age 10 (Wikipedia). She then developed that raw talent through years of self-taught practice, earning the label “self-taught contortionist” that appears on her own Beacons bio (fan wiki tier).

Who is the most flexible girl in the world right now?

That title isn’t officially awarded, but in the social media sphere Anna McNulty is often anecdotally ranked alongside other teenage contortionists. A Famous Birthdays (celebrity database) entry notes her “rapid fame” from flexibility posts. No scientific measurement supports any single “most flexible” claim.

How did Anna McNulty become a contortionist?

She began posting photos in January 2015 (Famous Birthdays). In 2016, after winning an Instagram model search for Limelight Dancewear (Wikipedia), she moved to YouTube because Instagram’s 15-second limit was too restrictive for her tutorials. Her content focuses on flexibility and stretching, and she advertised herself as “self taught contortionist & youtuber” on her Instagram bio (archived via fan sites).

Is Anna McNulty married, yes or no?

No. Anna McNulty is not married as of 2024. All available sources — Wikipedia, Famous Birthdays, and her own social media — indicate she is single. There is no mention of a husband or wedding.

Are Anna and Bru still together?

This is the most persistent rumor in her fan community. “Bru” (real name possibly Bryan) appeared in some of her early social media posts. However, neither has publicly confirmed a current relationship. Her Wikipedia page does not list any partner, and as of press time her Instagram feed shows no romantic content. The status of that relationship is unclear.

Why is Anna McNulty so famous?

She built her audience by showing something visually arresting: a teenage girl folding herself into shapes that seem anatomically impossible. Her YouTube channel, started in 2016, grew through consistent posting of flexibility tutorials and gymnastics-style challenges. As of 2024, she has 2.46 million subscribers (Wikipedia) and over 1 million Instagram followers. In 2023, YouTube named her its top Canadian creator of the year (Wikipedia).

• Monetization: Merchandise (e.g., Pink Flex Bundle), sponsored content, YouTube ad revenue
• Estimated net worth around $1 million, but this is speculative — no reliable audit exists
• Cross-platform presence: also active on TikTok with ~8.7 million followers (Famous Birthdays)

Why am I not flexible at 13?

It’s completely normal — and far more common than not. Flexibility is influenced by genetics (your joint structure and collagen type), age (younger bodies tend to be more pliable), and practice. Anna McNulty’s journey began at 10 with cheerleading and years of daily stretching. The NHS (UK health authority) recommends that teens stretch consistently but warns against forcing extreme positions.

How can I become flexible like Anna McNulty?

Start with basic stretches (hamstring, hip flexor, spine) and progress slowly. Anna herself shares routines on her YouTube channel. The most important advice: consistency over intensity. A 2018 review in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research (via PubMed) found that static stretching 5–7 days per week produces the best gains.

What stretches should beginners do?

Common recommended basics: forward fold, seated straddle, butterfly stretch, cat-cow. Beginners should hold each stretch 20–30 seconds without bouncing. There is no shortcut — Anna’s ability took years to build.