African American makeup artist and fitness instructor
Tunde Oyeneyin () is an American makeup artist and Peloton cycling instructor. 
Oyeneyin is of Nigerian descent and grew up in Katy, Texas. She graduated from Taylor High School in 2004. Growing up she struggled with her weight and was often the largest girl in her class.
Although she'd previously met other instructors, Oyeneyin was recruited to try out for Peloton on Instagram by Cody Rigsby; she initially thought it was a hoax until noticing his blue check mark. She didn't pass the first tryout, but Rigsby encouraged her to try again, resulting in a position with the company. In June of 2020 she collaborated with fellow instructor, Chelsea Jackson Roberts, on a 30-minute class called "Speak Up" in response to Black Lives Matter actions following the murders of George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery, the shooting of Breonna Taylor, and others. Featuring quotes from Black Peloton colleagues and music by Black artists, the class had been viewed 110,000 times by late July. She is also known for her wearing clothing that match Peloton's artist series, including a themed outfit inspired by Beyoncé's appearance at the 2013 Grammys. In December 2020 Oyeneyin was announced as one of the instructors participating in Shonda Rhimes' Year of Yes themed Peloton classes. 
Oyeneyin is a founder of the SPEAK Movement. Prior to becoming a Peloton instructor, Oyeneyin worked as a makeup artist for more than a decade in Los Angeles. She also appeared as a contestant on "Deal or No Deal" in 2009. In addition to cycling instruction, Oyeneyin is the founder of S.P.E.A.K. (Surrender, Power, Empathy, Authenticity and Knowledge), an Instagram Live series aimed at given a platform to those facing adversity. In November 2020, she spoke about her career as a makeup artist and fitness instructor as a guest on the podcast "Forever35".
Oyeneyin signed with Wasserman Media Group in September 2020.
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