TWO young Irish sisters have become TikTok sensations with more than 40 million views in six months.
Kerry-Ann McCreery, 18, and 10-year-old Katelyn Harrington are about to sign with a UK talent management company.
Known as the KK Sisters, they have amassed more than 15.1 million views on their version of the Paloma Faith song Only Love Can Hurt Like This and another four million singing Radiohead's Creep.
British singer Bishop Briggs, opera singer and vocal coach Cheryl Porter and voice coach Tara Simon are among their celebrity fans.
Although Kerry-Ann and Katelyn, from Kilcock, Co Kildare, are overwhelmed with their sudden success, they are taking it in their stride.
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