Luann de Lesseps is dropping her first single in more than two years.
The “Real Housewives of New York City” legend, 59, debuted “To All The Boys” at the outlet’s 2026 “Virtual Reali-Tea” Awards on Tuesday night in New York, where she also unveiled the cover art. The track arrives Friday, Oct. 16, and she described it in a statement as “flirty, fun, a little naughty and all about celebrating the men who make life a little more interesting.”
“I’m so excited to be releasing my first single in over two years!” she said.
The Countess closed the gala with “Chic C’est La Vie” and took home “Musician of the Year” at the Cadillac-, CoverGirl-, Philo- and Kahlúa-sponsored event. Her “Golden Life” co-stars Ramona Singer, Sonja Morgan, Kelly Bensimon and Dorinda Medley joined her to accept the Golden Kettle Award, presented by Tri-State Cadillac.
“What can I say? I love the boys, darling!” de Lesseps added in her statement.
The new single’s release is timed to her E! Reality show. De Lesseps said fans can tune into “The Golden Life,” premiering Oct. 20, to catch “all the behind-the-scenes fun of how the song came together, including the making of the music video.” She first teased the track Wednesday on Alex Cooper’s “Call Her Daddy” podcast, singing lyrics directly to the host.
“To all the boys I’ve loved before / who traveled in and out of my door / those boys who came along / I dedicate this song / to all the boys I’ve loved before,” de Lesseps crooned on the podcast.
The performance caps a busy stretch for the Bravo veteran, who has spent the year filming “The Golden Life” and “Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Roaring 20th.” She is now preparing to launch The Love Tour, a new Countess Cabaret show built around the single. The U.S. Leg begins Oct. 18 in Las Vegas and wraps Dec. 5 in New York City before she heads to the UK in February 2027.
Philo serves as the exclusive streaming partner for the 2026 VRT Awards, with the full show available free on its ad-supported platform starting Oct. 9. Last year’s awards are already up at Philo.com/VRTs.
De Lesseps has parlayed her reality TV fame into a music career since 2010, when she released “Money Can’t Buy You Class,” the Auto-Tuned dance track that became a camp classic. She followed with “Chic C’est La Vie” in 2011 and “Girl Code” in 2015, performing regularly in her Countess Cabaret live shows. The new single marks her first commercial release since 2023 and arrives as she expands her stage franchise to match the fresh material.
The “Virtual Reali-Tea” Awards honor figures in the reality television space, with this year’s event drawing multiple “RHONY” alumni in addition to de Lesseps’ contingent. The Golden Kettle Award recognizes collective contributions to the genre, while individual honors like de Lesseps’ musician trophy highlight crossover success from unscripted stars.
De Lesseps will take the stage in Las Vegas on Oct. 18 to open The Love Tour.