Sunday Omony

Sunday Omony is a Ugandan-Canadian plus-size model,TV host and an author.

Career Omony hosted Calgary's Miss South Sudan 2010 Pageant and Canada's Miss Exotika beauty pageant in 2013. She worked as a procurement analyst in the oil industry.

Modeling Omony started modeling when she was sixteen. She was first spotted by a Mode Models agent in 2002 at a career fair. She modeled for African magazines FabAfriq and Tropics. She has modeled for Italian Vogue, Old Navy and the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada.

Humanitarian Omony started the non-profit organization Immigrant Youth Empowerment Society in 2004. The mission of the organization is to empower young people in their neighborhoods around education and family life. She also works with the FEED1 Project, Hearts 4 Peace,

Personal life Omony was born in the Kitgum District of Uganda before moving to Canada when she was 6. In 1991, she moved to Canada. She lives in Calgary, Alberta. Omony is studying for a bachelor's degree in Communications and Culture from the University of Calgary.

In 2017 Omony falsely accused a member of the Calgary Police Service of racial profiling after refusing to pull over during a traffic stop. She later retracted her statements after video of the interaction was released publicly that refuted her claims of racism and profiling by the members of the CPS.