Alexa Bliss is adding a music release to her growing list of projects outside the ring. The WWE SmackDown star and her husband, singer Ryan Cabrera, have announced that their new song, “I’m Just Drunk (Lexi’s texts)”, will be released on October 9.
The track features vocals from Bliss, whose given name is Lexi Kaufman, alongside Cabrera. The pair revealed the title and release plans in a joint social-media announcement, encouraging listeners to pre-save and share the song ahead of its arrival.
“Gonna have a lot of fun with this one!! Make sure ya PRE-SAVE & SHARE ‘I’m Just Drunk (Lexi’s texts)’ NOW – LINK IN BIO!!!”
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The announcement offered fans an early glimpse of Bliss’ contribution to the song. In the track, she sings the line, “I’m not a drama queen. I’m just drunk.” The title itself references “Lexi’s texts,” giving the release a playful, personal framing that fits the couple’s public presentation of the project.
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A New Creative Project for Bliss
Bliss is widely known to wrestling audiences for her WWE career, but this release places her in a different kind of spotlight. Rather than a wrestling storyline, match, or appearance, the October 9 debut will center on a musical collaboration with Cabrera. The announcement makes clear that Bliss is not simply appearing in promotional material for the song; she is providing vocals on the recording.
That detail is significant for fans who have followed Bliss primarily through WWE programming. A performer’s personality can be presented in many forms on television, particularly within the heightened world of professional wrestling. Recording a song is a separate creative undertaking, and “I’m Just Drunk (Lexi’s texts)” gives Bliss an opportunity to be heard in a format outside her regular role on SmackDown.
The available preview line suggests an intentionally light and humorous tone. The lyric does not reveal the full direction or sound of the track, and no additional musical details were announced alongside the release date. Still, the title, lyric, and enthusiastic rollout indicate that Cabrera and Bliss are positioning it as a fun collaboration rather than treating the project as a conventional wrestling-related release.
Listeners can pre-save the song before its October 9 launch. With the release date set, the announcement begins the promotional period for a track that brings together a WWE talent and an artist with longstanding experience in pop music.
Ryan Cabrera’s Music Background
Cabrera is best known for his 2004 hit “On The Way Down.” His involvement gives the collaboration a clear connection to an established recording artist, while the song’s subtitle and Bliss’ featured vocals make it distinctly personal to the couple.
For Cabrera, the project represents a chance to work directly with his wife on a release built around her voice and the “Lexi” identity referenced in the title. For Bliss, it is a notable expansion beyond WWE television at a time when she remains an active presence on SmackDown.
There is often crossover between wrestling and music, whether through entrance themes, live performances, special-event appearances, or wrestlers pursuing artistic interests away from the ring. This collaboration is more intimate than a standard WWE music tie-in. It is a song released by a married couple, with Cabrera’s musical background and Bliss’ vocal participation forming the basis of the project.
The timing also allows the song to stand on its own. Nothing in the announcement connects it to a WWE event, storyline, or company soundtrack. Its presentation is centered on Cabrera and Bliss as collaborators, with the October 9 date serving as the key point for fans who want to hear the full recording.
Bliss Remains Active on WWE SmackDown
While preparing for the song’s release, Bliss continues to be associated with WWE SmackDown. She is currently aligned with Charlotte Flair and Tatum Paxley, keeping her involved in the blue brand’s on-screen landscape while she explores this music project away from WWE programming.
That balance between wrestling work and outside creative opportunities has become increasingly visible across the industry. WWE stars regularly build audiences through entertainment, business, media, and personal ventures in addition to their in-ring careers. In Bliss’ case, the new single provides a specific project for fans to follow beyond weekly television.
Her position on SmackDown remains the central focus of her wrestling career, but the song announcement adds another dimension to what supporters can expect from her in the weeks ahead. The collaboration also naturally carries crossover appeal: WWE viewers familiar with Bliss may seek out the track because of her involvement, while Cabrera’s listeners will hear a new side of the SmackDown performer.
There is no indication that the release will alter Bliss’ WWE commitments or her current association with Flair and Paxley. The music news stands as a parallel project, one built around a shared personal and creative endeavor with Cabrera.
A Collaboration Rooted in Their Relationship
Bliss and Cabrera married in 2022. Their relationship has now become part of the creative identity of “I’m Just Drunk (Lexi’s texts).” Using Bliss’ nickname in the title immediately connects the track to the couple rather than presenting it as an anonymous guest feature.
The joint announcement likewise emphasized shared excitement. Cabrera and Bliss did not frame the release as a distant professional arrangement; their message suggested they are eager for fans to take part in the rollout by pre-saving and sharing the track. That approach fits a release designed to feel conversational and personality-driven from the outset.
The title also leaves room for listeners to wonder how much of the song’s perspective is drawn from real-life humor between the two. What has been confirmed is limited: Bliss is featured vocally, the song is titled “I’m Just Drunk (Lexi’s texts),” and it arrives October 9. Fans will need to wait for the full release to hear the complete song and how the quoted lyric fits within it.
For now, the announcement offers a simple but memorable premise. A WWE SmackDown star is stepping into the recording booth with her husband, an artist recognized for “On The Way Down,” and the result will soon be available as a new single.
What Fans Can Expect on October 9
The most important date is October 9, when “I’m Just Drunk (Lexi’s texts)” is scheduled to be released. Prior to then, fans can pre-save the song and follow the promotional activity from Bliss and Cabrera as they build anticipation for the collaboration.
The project is an especially interesting development because it gives Bliss a chance to engage her audience without the usual structure of a WWE match or segment. The lyric preview points toward a spirited and self-aware performance, while Cabrera’s established musical career supplies the production and songwriting context behind the release.
Whether listeners arrive as longtime Cabrera fans, WWE followers, or supporters of Bliss and Cabrera as a couple, the track has a clear hook: it is a husband-and-wife collaboration with Bliss taking a vocal role under the “Lexi” name referenced in its title.
Bliss will continue her work on WWE SmackDown alongside Charlotte Flair and Tatum Paxley, but October 9 will bring a separate moment for her creative portfolio. “I’m Just Drunk (Lexi’s texts)” marks the next chapter in a collaboration that joins the worlds of WWE and pop music through one of wrestling’s most recognizable personalities and a singer known for a defining 2004 hit.
Darryl Polo
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