About

Our agency · Cheyenne, Wyoming

Talent with a story.
Work with a legacy.

Priscilla Jo Monreal, founder and owner of Legacy Entertainment
Founder & Owner

Priscilla Jo Monreal

Cheyenne’s first-ever and only modeling agency in history.

Backed by twenty years of experience in modeling, fashion, and entertainment, Priscilla founded Legacy Entertainment in Cheyenne on October 14, 2026. The agency represents and develops models for fashion, commercial, editorial, and runway opportunities in Wyoming and worldwide.

A former Barbizon student, graduate, Team Leader, and Model Instructor, Priscilla has modeled in car shows, music videos, print campaigns, magazines, brochures, posters, and New York Fashion Week digital billboards. Her work has also included Fox News, and she has written newspaper articles. She appeared as an actress in an IMDb-listed film released in theaters.

As opportunities continued to arrive, she saw the need for a modeling agency presence in the heart of Cheyenne.

Priscilla Jo Monreal seated in a director’s chair

Experience with a personal touch

Legacy pairs industry experience and worldwide professional connections with hands-on support. From portfolio development and runway coaching to preparation for professional bookings, its guidance is tailored to each model’s goals.

Priscilla Jo Monreal, recognized for dedication

Recognized for dedication

Priscilla’s honors include 2017 Miss Beauty Bexar County Queen, 2018 Lone Star State’s Perfect Miss, the Supermodel Award, National Talent Show Winner, and 2021 Texas Most Beautiful Woman.

In 2025, she received the People’s Choice Award, was recognized among the World’s Top 10 Models, and was invited to walk in New York Fashion Week for The Wow Wear Collection.

In 2026, she was crowned Ms. Hispanidad USA and earned the Most Photogenic Award at Cuba Nostalgia in Miami. She was the July Cover Girl for Art & Beauty magazine with a six-page spread and recently partnered with Loud&Clear Magazine for multiple digital publication features.

Priscilla Jo Monreal, rooted in community

Rooted in community

A domestic violence survivor and advocate, Priscilla has helped people in Cheyenne overcome homelessness through her work with The Wyoming Coalition. She is a Wyoming Breast Cancer Initiative partner, a Girls on the Run committee member, and a Meals on Wheels volunteer.

Priscilla also lends a helping hand to nonprofit organizations, supporting and strengthening the Cheyenne community she calls home.

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“Priscilla is one of the kindest and most supportive advocates I have met. She strives to show representation for all individuals and has incredible connections.”Mya · Legacy model

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