Last Updated on December 4, 2023, 7:56 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Leslie ‘Sugar Bowl’ Morton was honoured with the International Men’s Day Legacy Award for Exceptional Contributions to the st Kitts and Nevis Federation.
In a celebration of talent, entrepreneurship, and community impact, Leslie ‘Sugar Bowl’ Morton, a prominent figure from St. Kitts and Nevis, received the prestigious International Men’s Day Legacy Award.
The accolade recognises his remarkable contributions to the Federation, making him one of the 19 distinguished men honoured on this significant occasion.
biography
Sugar Bowl is renowned for his multifaceted talents as an
- entrepreneur,
- comedian,
- artist,
- DJ,
- humanitarian,
- devoted father.
His comedic acts have resonated over the airwaves in commercials, pageants, concerts, and various events, solidifying his status as a household name in the region.
Sugar Klothing: Patriotic Entrepreneurship
Beyond his entertainment career, . Morton is the proud owner of the patriotic clothing line ‘Sugar Klothing,’ established in 2007. The inspiration for this venture stemmed from a trip to New York City, where he sought fashionable yet representative clothing that reflected his national pride. Sugar Bowl’s entrepreneurial spirit led him to create a line that uniquely captures the essence of St. Kitts and Nevis.
Fatherhood and Values
A devoted father to his two daughters, Lajaurna and Lajaurnae, Morton emphasizes the importance of honesty and discipline in parenting. Fatherhood, to him, is not only a personal commitment but also a vital aspect of shaping the next generation.
Radio and On-Air Journey
Starting his on-air radio career at the age of 20, Sugar Bowl quickly became a recognizable voice on the radio airwaves. His journey into radio was marked by a fortunate interview with Claudette ‘Polly’ Manchester, the then-general manager of ZIZ Broadcasting Cooperation, who presented him with the opportunity to choose between radio and TV. Opting for radio, Sugar Bowl embarked on a career that would establish him as a prominent DJ and radio personality.
International Men’s Day Legacy Award
The Legacy Award, presented by Isalean Phillip, Minister with Responsibility for Gender Affairs, acknowledges Sugar Bowl’s enduring impact on the community and his significant role in shaping the cultural and entertainment landscape of St. Kitts and Nevis.
Celebrating a Lifetime Achievement
As the International Men’s Day Legacy Award crowns his illustrious career, the community joins in congratulating Leslie ‘Sugar Bowl’ Morton on this well-deserved honour. His influence extends far beyond the entertainment realm, leaving an indelible mark on the cultural heritage and entrepreneurial spirit of the Federation.
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