Miss Kitty unveils ‘Modern Mommy Diaries’ YouTube series
Media personality and attorney-at-law Khadine “Miss Kitty” Hylton will launch her "Modern Mommy Diaries with Miss Kitty" on Mother’s Day.
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May 10, 2024

Miss Kitty unveils ‘Modern Mommy Diaries’ YouTube series

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Media personality and attorney-at-law Khadine “Miss Kitty” Hylton will share her journey to motherhood in a new YouTube series.

“Modern Mommy Diaries with Miss Kitty” is aptly set to be released on Mother’s Day.

Scheduled for its premiere at midday on the cherished occasion, the series pledges an unfiltered glimpse into her journey through her first pregnancy, portraying the essence of modern motherhood with utmost authenticity.

With a mission to ignite inspiration and empowerment among women, Miss Kitty aims to resonate deeply with her audience, sharing candid anecdotes and invaluable insights.

This milestone comes on the heels of Hylton and her husband, King’s Counsel Ian Wilkinson, welcoming their bundle of joy, a baby girl, into the world on March 5.

The news was met with celebration and well-wishes from fans and well-wishers alike, marking the beginning of an exciting chapter for the couple.

Hylton announced her pregnancy last November during a Friday morning airing of the CVM at Sunrise show.

The couple exchanged vows on October 14, 2023, in Coopers Hill in St Andrew.

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