Sabrina Sato

In 2000, she became a dancer on the Domingão do Faustão program on TV Globo, where she remained until the following year.[3] In 2001 he participated in the telenovela Porto dos Milagres. In 2003, the broadcaster selected Sato to participate in the reality show Big Brother Brasil 3. She was eliminated in the eighth week, receiving 60% of the public's votes after facing a wall with participant Dhomini Ferreira, who would become the winner of the edition.[4] After leaving the BBB, she attracted the attention of Playboy magazine, which featured Sato in the cover shoot in May 2003. In the following months, she made several appearances on the Jovem Pan Pânico program, until eventually being hired by the production in August 2003.[5] Even with Globo's invitation to participate in Da Cor do Pecado, Sabrina decided to stay on Pânico, which at the time was preparing to also premiere a television version on RedeTV!.[6] In Pânico na TV, Sabrina made appearances in minimal clothes, and found herself exposed in matters of a certain risk.[7] On April 2, 2006, Sabrina was removed from Pânico, both on TV and on the radio, due to her condition being the reason for the reclassification of the program's age group.[8]

However, shortly after the incident, she continued to participate in the aforementioned program, through special articles. Being out of the program, Sabrina releases the song "É Verdade". In August of the same year, she returned to the regular cast of the program. After 8 years with his contract with RedeTV! working on the program Pânico na TV, the cast left the station and signed a contract with Rede Bandeirantes.

Sato alongside Daniel Zukerman in a recording for Pânico na Band in 2012.

Sato at a Dolce & Gabbana event in 2016.

On April 1, 2012, Pânico na Band debuts. On December 16, 2013, Sabrina announced, through her Facebook page, and in a text written by herself, her departure from the Pânico program, after 10 years with the group,[9] and after a week of his name being bombarded by the press due to speculation.[10][11][12] and, later, confirmation by RecordTV that she was in advanced negotiation with the broadcaster to present a solo program.[13] During that week, the management of Rede Bandeirantes tried to reverse its departure, since it was the most commercially profitable member, responsible for 45% of the attraction's merchandising actions.[14][15]

On December 16, 2013, Sabrina signs a contract with RecordTV and publishes a notification about her change of station: "Today, ten years later, I feel that it is time for my daughter to leave home. I have artistic concerns that I need to pursue. Something screams loudly inside me saying this is my way, crooked or straight, my way, what I believe".[16] On April 26, 2014, she debuted as presenter of Programa da Sabrina, presented on Saturdays in prime time on the station, the program lasted until March 30, 2019.[16]

On March 8, 2020, he started hosting the reality show Made In Japan presenting the program until its end in June 2020. In the meantime, Sato played the character Divina in the Netflix reality television series Reality Z.[17] In October of the same year, Sato presented the reality show Game dos Clones, on Prime Video.[18] In 2021, Sabrina Sato was confirmed as the presenter of the reality show Ilha Record, which had its debut in July 2021, remaining for one season.

In March 2022, through her Instagram account, Sabrina Sato officially said goodbye to RecordTV, where she stayed for 8 years at the station. With the end of the contract, Sato signed with Globo Group and started to present the talk show Saia Justa, from GNT, where he stayed for one season.[19][20][21] In November of the same year, Sato was confirmed as a judge for The Masked Singer Brasil, on TV Globo, replacing the comedian and presenter Tatá Werneck.[22][23]