Media personality Miss Kitty will celebrate

her birthday tomorrow (March 19) with the release of a mini documentary.

The 25-minute special captures her bar calling

and behind-the-scenes moments which will premiere on Digicel’s PlayGo.

“A lot of times we see people’s success and we don’t often see the sacrifice that goes into attaining what they have,” she said on the latest installment of BwoyATingz After Dark. “I wanted just to share my day, to see my mom, to see my team, to see what it entailed and just to share that with you guys because there are many people right now who may feel dejected, who may feel hopeless, who may feel that they cannot go any further…but I’m here to tell you that once you have breath in your body, there is always hope for a better day.”

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She added, “What I want is to show a

female doing it. A lot of times we see success through the eyes of men, that

patriarchal agenda. Women, we can do it too.”

The radio host earned her law degree in 2018

and was admitted to practice in the courts in December. The feat, which she

described as “a culmination of my childhood dreams, self-actualization,

all the hard work, the blood, sweat, tears, the sacrifice, the discipline, the

commitment,” was to have been celebrated in a grander way had it not been

for the pandemic.

“Yuh know seh mi did waan block dung a

town? Weh me’d a plan fi do really a get Stone Love cause mi tell yuh to how mi

work hard til mi pancreas lean and mi liver shrivel, mi tell yuh seh is a big

dance mi did a go have. I was gonna ask Minister Desmond McKenzie, I was gonna

call the mayor and ask them their permission to block out the road like how

they do for carnival…and invite my fans down there but again because of COVID

we had to pivot and adapt.”

She doesn’t mind as she deems it her civic

duty to be responsible in these times. This extends to another birthday

activity she has planned – her annual blood drive.

“YOU’RE INVITED to celebrate my birthday

by donating blood for the #MissKittyBirthdayBloodDrive ISLANDWIDE,” she

said in a post. “Instead of sending me gifts, show up at one of the Blood

Bank Collections Center and donate blood as we do our part in SAVING

LIVES.”

The drive starts tomorrow and goes until the

31st. Locations include the Cornwall Regional Hospital, University Hospital of

the West Indies, National Blood Transfusion Service (Blood Bank) and the May

Pen Hospital.