Dynasty — and the mystery surrounding the woman involved has now been solved. Following his match against Darby Allin in Vancouver, the woman who kissed Andrade on the cheek at ringside took to Twitter to identify herself: “Hi it’s me 😎 😘.” She is Kingsley, an Australian independent wrestler who has competed across multiple promotions worldwide including Mystery Wrestling, NCCW, and numerous others on the global indie circuit.
The moment itself played out perfectly for everyone except Andrade. Mid-match, he made his way to ringside in familiar fashion, took a selfie with Kingsley sitting in the front row, and received a kiss on the cheek for his troubles — only for Darby Allin to immediately crash into him with a suicide dive, completely flipping the momentum of the contest. Allin went on to win the match, earning a future AEW World Championship shot against MJF in the process, while Andrade once again paid the price for his ringside showmanship.
Andrade’s Ringside Selfie Pattern Has Now Featured a Celebrity, AEW Talent, and an Indie Wrestler Across Three Pay-Per-Views
The ongoing bit has evolved significantly since it began. At AEW Revolution, it was a celebrity crossover moment. On Dynamite, the angle shifted into AEW‘s internal creative world. Now at Dynasty, it has expanded into the independent wrestling scene with Kingsley’s involvement. The pattern is clearly deliberate rather than random — Andrade’s matches have become must-watch events not just for the in-ring action but for the recurring question of who shows up in the front row next and what chaos follows.
Kingsley’s identity as an Australian indie wrestler adds a genuinely interesting dimension to the story given AEW‘s well-established connections with Australian talent and its strong fanbase in that region. Whether her involvement at Dynasty was a one-off moment or the beginning of a more developed character role in Andrade’s ongoing storyline remains to be seen. What is certain is that the selfie gambit cost Andrade a victory and a potential AEW World Championship opportunity — making the question of whether he will ever learn from the pattern as entertaining as the bit itself.
Hi it’s me 😎 😘 https://t.co/yXyEZ2EtOt
— Kingsley (@HiitsmeKingsley) April 13, 2026