Miss Kitty realises childhood dream of becoming a lawyer
Dec 17th, 2020 | Category: Special Reports | 4:58#Gleaner #MissKitty #Lawyer DECEMBER 17, 2020: ‘It was always a part of my purpose’. Despite her massive success in media, the need to achieve more continued to burned deep within her. Revealing her inability to quell her childhood aspirations of one day becoming a lawyer or a politician, Miss Kitty told The Gleaner that she decided to start the journey to making one of those dreams a reality. She set out on her quest to become an attorney-at-law, and in 2018, she passed her final bar exams. Then on Tuesday, Miss Kitty realised her lifelong dream of becoming a practising lawyer when she was called to the Bar.
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