What happens when you finally visit your best friend’s hometown after 30 years? In this laugh-filled and unexpectedly touching episode of Pretty Likkle Jacket, Richard takes his first trip to Antigua—and everything from the infamous “titty bread” to a goat with bodybuilder muscles becomes part of the adventure.

Between the jokes, beach bloopers, and flirtatious locals, a deeper story unfolds—one of friendship, family, and seeing where someone truly comes from. It's a tropical ride through culture, comedy, and connection you won’t want to miss.

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Kathy Wint @thekathywint

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Richard Fitzpatrick @dmellothe1

Ticktock: @melltheirish

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What happens when the man you thought was just a family friend turns out to be your father? In this powerful and soul-stirring episode of Pretty Likkle Jacket, we’re in Antigua celebrating a 50th birthday and unpacking a lifetime of hidden truths. Host Kathy is joined by her father Sean—whom she only officially met in her 20s—and friend Richard, as they peel back the layers of growing up as “outside child” in a culture that draws sharp lines between legitimacy and secrecy.

This episode is raw, real, and radiating with love. They talk betrayal, belonging, and the strange comfort of looking into someone’s face and seeing your own. With humor, vulnerability, and a whole lot of heart, it’s a family reunion wrapped in revelation. You won’t want to miss this one.

Contact Kathy:

Kathy Wint @thekathywint

Ticktock @the.kathy.Wint

Contact Richard

Richard Fitzpatrick @dmellothe1

Ticktock: @melltheirish

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Instagram: @prettylikklejacket

In this deeply moving episode of Pretty Likkle Jacket, Kathy shares a courageous story from her youth—a 13-year-old girl's solo journey across the sea to find her estranged father. What started as a fact-finding mission became a profound moment of discovery, emotional reckoning, and unanswered questions. Hosts Kathy and Richard dive into the impact of generational silence, the weight of childhood trauma, and the cultural dynamics that shaped their 30+ year friendship. It’s about healing, humor, and the ferry ride that changed everything. If you’ve ever carried questions that no one wanted to answer, this one’s for you.

Contact Kathy:

Kathy Wint @thekathywint

Ticktock @the.kathy.Wint

Contact Richard

Richard Fitzpatrick @dmellothe1

Ticktock: @melltheirish

Websiter: www.blacktriadentertainment.com

Instagram: @prettylikklejacket