Sonja Morgan is an International Fashion Lifestyle Brand, Philanthropist, TV Personality, and Entrepreneur best known for appearing on “The Real Housewives of New York City.” And her new spin off Crappie Lake. A comedy tv series Prior to joining Bravotv/Peacocktv in 2009, Sonja had long been considered one of the most prominent “movers and shakers” in the business. Beginning in the 80's, she balanced her studies at FIT while modeling around the globe. Sonja soon became a luxury brand consultant. She is divorced from John Adam’s Morgan. They have a daughter together who graduated Summa Cum Laude from U Penn. Sonja debuted her fashion collection, Sonja Morgan New York, at New York Fashion Week 2015. In 2017, she introduced her heritage shoe line brand, Sonja Morgan by French Sole, but her empire expanded once again with the launch of Sonja by Sonja Morgan in 2019. Her most recent collection is a curated selection of affordable fashions and accessories for under $250 which debuted at 2019 New York Fashion Week. It was Sonja’s keen eye for business opportunities that led her to The Real Housewives of New York City. She has been lauded by viewers for her boisterous personality and one of a kind sense of humor. She’s been a member of the NBCUniversal family for over a decade and is regularly asked to participate in advertising upfronts, scripted comedies, commercials, and major motion pictures. Her performing work has included her hit “caburlesque” show (a term coined by Sonja herself) Sonja In Your City Comedy Tour, a successful run in the Off-Broadway comedy “Sex Tips for Straight Women from a Gay Man,” an appearance in Hulu’s “Difficult People,” and on stage for theaters nationwide. Behind the camera, Sonja has served as a producer on movies starring Oscar winner Forest Whitaker in “The Marsh” and the 2018 film “The Man in the Attic.”She has added Sonja Sangria, Amazon Merch and personal videos to her brand as well. Sonja has long been an advocate for the arts, children, animals, and the LGBTQ+ community. Since 1991 she has worked with a wide variety of charities including New Yorkers for Children, The Princess Grace Foundation, ASPCA, and GLAAD. Sonja is often celebrated for her philanthropic contributions, going back to 1995 when she was honored alongside Mira Sorvino and Vanessa Noel for her charity work as a young single woman.