Romy Péladeau-Snyder Turns 18 With Fashion and Academic Achievements Behind Her

Romy Péladeau-Snyder has reached a milestone birthday, turning 18 after carving out interests of her own in fashion and school. The daughter of television host Julie Snyder and businessman Pierre Karl Péladeau is stepping into adulthood with a range of possibilities ahead, according to the report. Fashion has been part of Romy’s life for years. When she was 12, she drew a dress for her mother. Snyder later showed the sketch to her team without revealing who had created it, and the design reportedly drew an enthusiastic response. Romy has since moved from drawing to modeling: in February 2025, she joined the Forward MGMT agency and began taking part in photo shoots and fashion-related events. Her academic record has also been a source of pride. While in Secondary 4, Romy said she maintained an average above 95 percent and received several Merit Awards. At the end of her high school studies, her mother shared that she had been nominated for the Governor General’s Award. The article also reports that Romy earned recognition in French and international politics, along with a top “Penser” prize from her French teacher. Turning 18 marks a legal change in Quebec, where adults can vote, sign contracts and make a range of decisions in their own name. Romy’s birthday follows the completion of her secondary studies last spring, giving her a new stage from which to consider what comes next. The report does not announce a specific next move. Instead, it describes a young woman with interests in fashion, education and new experiences, now able to shape her choices more independently. With modeling already underway and strong school results behind her, Romy enters adulthood with several paths open.