Alix Earle Takes a Swipe at Alex Cooper While Insisting She’s Above the Drama
Earle said she wants to focus on her new reality show, but she also hinted the feud may be addressed on screen.
- On Wednesday, at the Los Angeles premiere of her new Netflix reality series Earle Meets World, Alix Earle addressed her ongoing feud with Alex Cooper, making a pointed remark about Cooper's recently canceled project.
- The public rift between the two creators began in early 2025 when Earle's Hot Mess podcast departed Cooper's Unwell Network, sparking a highly visible social media feud that has escalated through reposts and public exchanges.
- Escalating the feud in April, Cooper challenged Earle to "get specific" following a critical TikTok repost, marking a sharp turn in their public relationship.
- Variety reported this week that Hulu canceled Love Overboard, a dating show executive produced by Cooper and hosted by Gabby Windey. Earle remarked, "Hers are getting canceled, so it is what it is."
- Premiering today, the reality series Earle Meets World offers an unfiltered look at Earle's life. Earle suggested it addresses the feud, stating, "There's a reason" for it.
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