Lola Consuelos, daughter of Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos, shared insights into her music career ahead of her EP launch party in London, which took place at The Lower Third in Soho. The 24-year-old singer, who recently released her debut EP 'Sorry, It’s all about me,' performed a 6-track set including her debut single 'Lola' and a cover of Joni Mitchell’s 'River.' Lola described her music as soulful, bluesy R&B with jazzy undertones, drawing comparisons to Amy Winehouse and SZA. During her interview, Lola expressed that songwriting has been a therapeutic outlet, helping her process past experiences and fears of hurting others. She emphasized that feeling alone, unseen, and unheard is a common internal battle, and she hopes her music can inspire others to verbalize their feelings. Her parents, Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos, surprised her at her performance by attending incognito, wearing newsboy caps. Lola was overwhelmed and emotional upon seeing her parents in the crowd, describing her reaction as crying and feeling blessed. Kelly Ripa highlighted how proud she was of Lola’s hard work and success. Lola has been living in London for the past two years, having moved there after studying at NYU’s Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music and spending time abroad in England. Kelly Ripa praised London’s charm and encouraged others to experience living abroad. Lola’s musical style is influenced by her mother’s hardworking attitude, and she shares a close relationship with her family and personal trainer Anna Kaiser, who has also worked out with Lola. The singer’s debut EP has been well-received, with her performance and new music drawing positive attention. Lola continues to develop her career in London, balancing her passion for music with her personal growth, while her family remains supportive of her journey.