Sonya Eddy Husband: Was Sonya Eddy Married?

It is unclear if Sonya Eddy was married or not. There is no information about her marriage or past relationships on the internet.

Sonya was quite private about her love life hence, it is difficult to tell if she was married or not.

Sonya made her acting debut in Ruby Dee’s play, Zora Is My Name in 1990. Other stage credits included The Comedy of Errors, The Witch is Stephen Sondheim’s Into the Wood and others.

Sonya moved to Los Angeles and appeared in such sitcoms as Married…with Children, The Drew Carey Show, Murphy Brown, Seinfeld and Home Improvement.

From 2004 to 2005, she had a recurring role in Joan of Arcadia. In 2006, Eddy began playing Epiphany Johnson on General Hospital repeatedly. From 2016 to 2019, she played Tammy in the truTV comedy series, Those Who Can’t.

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