Alexa Bliss is adding a musical project to her WWE calendar this month. The former Women’s World Champion is set to release a new song with her husband, singer-songwriter Ryan Cabrera, titled “I’m Just Drunk (Lexi’s Texts).”
The track is scheduled for release on October 9 and is available to pre-save across services including Spotify and Apple Music. Bliss promoted the upcoming release with a video in which she sings along and rocks out beside Cabrera, offering fans an early glimpse at the collaborative project.
While Bliss is best known to WWE audiences for her decorated in-ring career, the song places her in a different creative setting alongside Cabrera. He features on and produces the track, while Bliss contributes vocals. The release expands on a social-media idea Cabrera had previously teased using actual messages sent by his wife.
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A song built from ‘Lexi’s texts’
Earlier this year, Cabrera shared a video built around a song created from Bliss’ text messages. One of the lines highlighted in that tease was, “I’m not a drama queen, I’m just drunk.” That phrase has now become central to the full track’s title, “I’m Just Drunk (Lexi’s Texts).”
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The premise follows a format that has become familiar online, where software transforms ordinary written messages into melodic pop-punk-style songs. In this case, the concept has moved beyond a one-off social-media post and into an official release involving the couple themselves.
The title also uses Bliss’ real first name, Lexi, giving the song a deliberately personal framing. Rather than presenting a character-driven wrestling performance, the project appears rooted in the playful dynamic the pair have shown publicly since Cabrera initially shared the text-message musical concept.
Bliss has already documented part of the recording process. In another video posted to social media, she appeared with WWE NXT ring announcer Mike Rome as they recorded background vocals. Bliss jokingly wrote, “absolutely no tequila was had in the making of this song.”
That post established that the WWE performer’s participation goes beyond simply lending her name to Cabrera’s release. Bliss has recorded vocals for the song, with Rome also involved in the background-vocal session shown in the video.
Cabrera brings established music experience to the collaboration
Cabrera rose to prominence in the early 2000s, led by his major hit “On the Way Down.” The song appeared on his debut album, Take It All Away, and helped establish him as a recognizable singer-songwriter during that era.
His role on “I’m Just Drunk (Lexi’s Texts)” includes production as well as a featured performance. That gives Bliss a collaborator with extensive experience in the recording industry as she takes part in a public music release of her own.
The project also arrives at a time when WWE personalities are increasingly exploring creative work outside the ring. Bliss joins other company names who have stepped into music during the year, including former Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan and WWE Raw talent Joe Hendry. Bliss’ release stands apart because it is a direct collaboration with her husband and stems from a concept tied to their own messages and social-media posts.
For wrestling fans, the crossover is not entirely unexpected. WWE performers regularly bring aspects of their personalities, interests, and creative pursuits to social platforms, and Bliss has long maintained a strong connection with her audience outside weekly television appearances. The October 9 release creates a new way for fans to see a more personal and lighthearted side of the performer.
From WWE return to a family collaboration
Bliss and Cabrera married in April 2022. The couple welcomed their daughter, Hendrix, in November 2023. Their new song is therefore not simply a guest appearance between two entertainers; it is a project involving a married couple whose family life and creative partnership have both been visible to their respective audiences.
Bliss returned to the ring at the 2025 Royal Rumble after taking maternity leave. That comeback marked her return to WWE competition following the birth of Hendrix, and the singer-songwriter collaboration represents another notable project in the period since her return.
Her wrestling résumé remains significant. As a former Women’s World Champion, Bliss has been one of WWE’s most recognizable women’s division stars, with a career that has included championship success and prominent roles across the company’s programming. The music release does not change that identity, but it does provide an additional outlet beyond the ring.
There is a natural overlap between the presentation required in professional wrestling and the confidence needed to perform on a record, even if they are very different disciplines. Bliss’ contribution to this song has been previewed through videos of her singing and recording, while Cabrera’s background as a recording artist and producer provides the musical foundation for the release.
What fans can expect on October 9
The available previews establish several clear details: the song is called “I’m Just Drunk (Lexi’s Texts),” Bliss contributes vocals, Cabrera features on and produces it, and the release date is October 9. Fans can pre-save the track on major digital music platforms to be notified when it becomes available.
The posts also suggest a fun, energetic tone, from the text-message premise to Bliss and Cabrera’s promotional video together. The background-vocal recording clip with Mike Rome added another behind-the-scenes element, while Bliss’ tequila joke kept the campaign aligned with the humorous spirit of the track’s title and origin.
What has not been detailed is equally worth noting. No additional track listing, album announcement, or wider release plan has been established through the material surrounding this song. For now, the focus is on this specific October single and the novelty of hearing Bliss join Cabrera on an officially released recording.
The project’s strongest hook may be its origin story. A personal text-message joke that first surfaced in a social-media experiment is being turned into a finished song, with the people behind those messages now performing it themselves. That gives “I’m Just Drunk (Lexi’s Texts)” an intimate concept while still fitting the kind of catchy, online-friendly format that helped inspire it.
Bliss’ WWE career will remain the primary reason many listeners discover the song, but the collaboration gives fans an opportunity to engage with a different aspect of her work. With Cabrera producing and featuring on the track, and Bliss stepping into the recording booth for vocals, October 9 will bring the couple’s shared musical idea from social-media tease to full release.
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