Kitty White, alias Hello Kitty, appears as a British anthropomorphic white Japanese Bobtail cat in the "Hello Kitty: Cinderella" story. Her full name is Kitty White, and she lives in London, England, with her family. She embodies kindness, optimism, and persistence, with hobbies like baking and collecting small, cute items.

In this adaptation, she becomes "Cinderkitty," enduring mistreatment from her stepmother Fangora and stepsister Catnip. The narrative integrates a football theme, diverging from traditional Cinderella tales. Kitty aspires to play as a wide receiver but faces exclusion since the team bans female players. She initially joins as a cheerleader to attract Prince Purrfect’s notice.

Her design features the signature red bow on her left ear—a maternal gift symbolizing human bonds. While typically portrayed mouthless to communicate "from the heart" and enable audience projection, this adaptation depicts her with a visible mouth.

The plot follows Kitty’s struggles under her stepfamily. After cheerleading sabotage, her grandmother, acting as the "Fairy Catmother," helps her switch roles to enter the football game. Her athletic prowess secures a team victory. She reconciles with Prince Purrfect by revealing her dual identity as the mystery player and cheerleader, culminating in their union and underscoring perseverance and self-belief.

Kitty’s broader background includes a fraternal twin sister, Mimmy, distinguished by a yellow bow on her right ear. Her parents are George and Mary White, with grandparents Anthony and Margaret. She owns a pet cat named Charmmy Kitty. Interests encompass music, art, and English studies, with ambitions to become a pianist or poet. Her personality consistently highlights kindness, resilience, and friendship across all media.

This adaptation maintains Kitty’s core empathy and determination without contributing to ongoing character development beyond its self-contained story. No subsequent media advances this specific portrayal.