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August 11, 2025
Cherry upstages KP's plans and leaks third single off Girl Violence --- entitled "GIRLS"
To everyone's surprise, the first threat from Cherry to actually have teeth to it occurred today.
Cherry leaked King Princess's planned third single off Girl Violence, the slow paced, angsty ballad, "GIRLS":
A snapshot of comments, many praising Cherry:
KP has released a reaction video:
She also seems to have shot a music video as well:
Cherry and the drive she stole from KP's collection:
KP and friends on the Girls music video shoot, courtesy of Section1:
The girls horsing around:
August 4, 2025
KP announces pop up Tattoo Parlor events for Girl Violence album on 9/13/2025, releasing dozens of new tattoos celebrating Cherry and KP
KP announced a special promo Tattoo Pop Event in a few select cities around the world today.
July 26, 2025
Reclaim the flag documentary
King Princess has contributed to a powerful new documentary by Alexis Bittar and Bruce Cohen highlighting the voices of people from LGBTQIA+ communities and their fears around what the USA flag means to them these days.
The documentary was created to address increasing concerns about how the US flag—traditionally a symbol of freedom and welcome for all Americans—has been appropriated in recent years by authoritarian, fascist-aligned groups and their MAGA supporters. This appropriation has fundamentally altered how many people perceive the flag—especially those who don’t align with the narrow, straight, white, Christian ideal often promoted. What once stood for unity and inclusion now feels exclusionary and unwelcoming to many.
Writing on her discord, Miss King said:
"Hey @everyone I got to be a small part of this fab documentary. Times are so scary right now, it felt good to discuss that fear and how the American flag has changed in meaning over many years. Thought you guys would enjoy xoxoxo https://reclaimtheflag.us/"
Watch the film on YouTube:
July 15, 2025
Multiple music blogs release news of Cry Cry Cry simultaneously
CryX3 news is popping up everywhere, just a few hours in after release:
https://femmusic.com/2025/07/15/king-princess-cry-cry-cry/
https://uproxx.com/music/king-princess-cry-cry-cry-girl-violence/
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/articles/king-princess-wants-her-enemies-173702250.html
https://northerntransmissions.com/king-princess-debuts-new-single-cry-cry-cry/
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/king-princess-cry-cry-cry-single-girl-violence-1235385965/
You're gonna cry cry cry when you hear this! -- KP releases the 2nd Single off Girl Violence today
KP's second single off Girl Violence - Cry Cry Cry - is out today!!
It was launched with an interview at 1.30pm EST/6.30pm GMT on UK's BBC Radio 1 New Music Show with Jack Saunders, which played RipKP and Cry twice during the show.
Sign in or sign up to the BBC website to listen to the interview with KP from 28:38 mins in - the recording is available for the next 29 days!
About CRY CRY CRY.... KP says:
Watch a snippet of the new video - hopefully the full version will be available soon!
Watch the Lyrics video:
Cry Cry Cry follows last month's RIPKP, the first single off upcoming album, Girl Violence, which is due out 12 September! Presave it here.
July 11, 2025
July 4, 2025
Necromanced Interview -- Fender Sessions, 11-15-2019
One thing I see over and over again, for so many artists, is the temporary ephemeral nature of online media and articles. I hate clicking on something I really want to read, and seeing something like THIS is highly annoying:
They 404'd my girl....!
Thankfully, the Wayback Machine will save the day!
the whole thing is also available in concert format!
July 1, 2025
KP covered David Bowie in fashion event for Mother Denim, August 2023, in NYC
From an article in the August 2023 online edition of Vogue:
"King Princess Serenaded the Crowd at Mother’s Bowie Capsule Collection Celebration"
The car was printed with the logos of Mother and Bowie in honor of the LA-based brand’s capsule with the late iconoclastic British musician. This was their second (and final) collaboration, with their first release having launched this spring with events in London. But tonight would be a total New York City affair. Inside the hotel’s Club Room, a swanky and jazzy lounge that recently reopened, stacks of vintage TVs and radios set the retro mood with dreamy flash sequences of Mother’s latest Bowie capsule campaign.
Tommy Dorfman and Candice Huffman arrived in coordinating Mother denim. The brand’s knit cardigans were another hit last night, with modeling legend Pat Cleveland and And Just Like That... star Cathy Ang sporting the chunky styles.
“We started with the ’70s now we moved on to the ’80s,” Mother’s Tim Kaeding tells Vogue of their latest capsule drop, which takes inspiration from Bowie’s 1983 Serious Moonlight tour with tees and jackets printed with concert poster and album imagery.
He and his co-founder Lela Becker were thrilled to host the event in New York this time around, though they’d only stick around for a few days before returning back to LA. “It just felt exciting after not being here for a while to return and celebrate with everyone,” says Becker.
By 8:30, guests including Tayshia Adams, Jemima Kirke, and Parker Kit Hill gathered around the stage for the evening’s surprise performer, King Princess, who serenaded the crowd with an acoustic three-song set of Bowie covers and her original song “Ain’t Together.”
True to the evening’s ’80s theme, DJ Va$htie kept the decade’s musical vibes going the rest of the night under the venue’s famous disco ball.
Additional photos of the event can be seen here.
We as a fan community don't have footage of this show yet. If any of you attended or took footage please share with us!
June 30, 2025
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