When I was four, I lost both of my parents. My mother left me with more than just memories — she gave me a name. Kettisha, my middle name, once made me feel insecure. I didn’t know the meaning behind it, and for years, I was left wondering. It felt like a mystery — a piece of me I didn’t fully understand.

But fast forward to 2025 — as I’ve grown, healed, and deepened my relationship with God — I’ve fallen in love with who I am. I’ve embraced every part of my story.

Kettisha is no longer just a name. It’s a brand. It’s a statement.

It represents strength, beauty, and transformation.

It’s for the girls who’ve lost, who’ve struggled, who’ve risen.

It’s for the ones becoming everything they were born to be.