Kelly Ripa's Daughter Lola In The Studio For Late-Night Music Session

Debuting her killer voice, Kelly Ripa's daughter busted out her own version of "Jealous" by Labrinth. During a recent episode of "LIVE With Kelly and Ryan," her mom recently revealed that Lola Consuelos is recording new music and wants to set the industry on fire after college.

Well, Kelly Ripa wasn't fibbing because Lola Consuelos put her teenaged booty in the studio over the weekend and teased fans by taking the time out to get their opinions.

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Taking to her Instagram Story in the late-night hours, Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos's daughter addressed her more than 270k followers by asking them questions to collect intel. Revealing that she was actually in the music studio for class, Lola Consuelos's first question included, "What artist are you listening to?"

Showcasing a giant professional soundboard with nothing but neon purple lights all around, Lola was definitely setting the right vibes to get her creative juices flowing but she wasn't done there.

Lola Consuleos then dropped a black and white photo of herself dressed down with a hoodie on as she posed alongside several records. Smiling sweetly but clearly in studio mode, she asked her fans, "How do you find out about new music?" Next up, she needed to find out everyone's demographic.

Posting her last photo, Lola Consuelos showed off her slender reflection in the studio and dropped the generic question, "How old are you?" Many don't know about Lola Consuelos's hidden talent.

Nearly one year ago, Kelly Ripa's daughter posted a black and white artsy video unleashing her vocals to the world. Singing her version of "Jealous" by Labrinth, but keeping her face hidden the entire time, everyone was impressed, and that included her famous family. "You are gifted," Kelly Ripa commented on Lola's video.

Mark Consuelos left several heart emojis while Lola's younger brother, Joaquin, showed his sister some love too. "Wow!!! The best voice I've ever heard," the now 17-year-old wrote.