Miss Uganda Elle Trivia Muhoza turns the page with memoir ahead of Miss World

What the report says
Miss Uganda 2025/26 Elle Trivia Muhoza has launched a memoir, "SPO!LER Alert – You Survived," in Kampala as she prepares to travel to Vietnam to represent Uganda at the Miss World pageant. According to Sqoop Uganda, the book was unveiled over the weekend at Mestil Hotel, and the event was presented less as a traditional pageant send-off and more as a "Healing Gala" centered on resilience, recovery and emotional wellbeing.
The memoir draws on Muhoza’s personal experiences and focuses on trauma, healing, self-discovery and rebuilding after difficult periods. Sqoop Uganda said the title and message of the book are meant to encourage readers to face pain rather than hide it, with the broader idea that survival can become a source of strength. The publication presents the launch as part of a broader effort by the beauty queen to use her platform for conversations beyond appearance and pageantry.
The event drew figures from Uganda’s entertainment, fashion and social circles, including singer Maurice Kirya, Prince David Kintu Wasajja, designers Abbas Kaijuka and Joram Muzira, stylist Kennedy Zziwa, former beauty queens and media personalities. The timing is notable because it comes just before Muhoza’s Miss World appearance, giving her reign an added personal and advocacy dimension. More broadly, the story reflects a common pattern in pageantry, where titleholders pair public representation with social causes, although the specific details here are limited to what Sqoop Uganda reported.
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