This was, possibly, the 65th tomb discovered in the Valley of the Kings. Apparently discovered in 2008, I can’t find much about it since then.
The 4th word in your wiki link is “unexcavated”.
So since they haven’t dug it up yet, there probably isn’t much more info available about it.
One of the tenets of archaeology is to leave something for future generations to research, especially since new knowledge, techniques and technology may yield better results. Not only are some sites not excavated, but sometimes (especially at sites with time restricted access), the artifacts are returned and the site restored to its original state prior to discovery.
Thanks. Whoever discovered the entrance must surely be dying of curiosity. Unless, of course, they already know what’s in there 
Excavation may be delayed by the somewhat troublesome political situation in Egypt over the past few years.