Alix Earle is not feeling loose-tongued about her history with Alex Cooper outside the main show!
The media personality gladly passed up the opportunity to bring her bitter episode with her former business partner to the fore as she released her latest Netflix series “Earle Meets World.”
Alix Earle and Alex Cooper have engaged in media back-and-forth since Earle left The Unwell Network in 2025, which housed her podcast “Hot Mess,” launched in 2023.
The content creator and her sister, Ashtin, got chatty about what happened while filming the show, their headspace, and how they thought their family wouldn’t survive the shocking revelations.
Fortunately, Earle noted that they built an unbreakable bond from that experience, and she wouldn’t have it any other way. However, she identified an aspect of the storyline and filming she would love to rearrange if given the chance to edit it.
While playing a game of putting their sibling knowledge to the test, Earle wrote “Alex” on the whiteboard, referring to her tense feud with the podcast host after the falling out over a year ago.
The media personality has explored her side of the collapsed friendship with the “Call Her Daddy” podcast host, making their dispute a storyline in the new series.
Earle had earlier promised to respond to Cooper’s challenge that Earle stopped calling her out through reposts, likes, and reposts instead of addressing their issues directly.
Cooper reportedly told her former pal that no NDA was signed during their friendship and partnership, which meant she could share her version of events if she wished, per PEOPLE.
Why The 25-Year-Old Kept Quiet About The Feud For So Long
In another report by Page Six, Earle explained that she stayed silent for a while about their falling out because she was scared of the Unwell Network founder.
Earle added that she was sternly advised to avoid clashing with Cooper and her camp because they will always win and come out on top. She recalled the “Call Her Daddy” podcast host telling her to ditch the idea of ever getting into an argument with her because it would cost her.
Earle reflected on stumbling upon news of her removal from Unwell Network in the media, explaining that she didn’t realize things were going wrong between them for a long time because she completely adored Cooper.
Earle continued that despite being so obsessed with the content creator and making herself available to work with her, she was always manipulated, used, and mistreated.
She claimed that Cooper had also put her in an uncomfortable position years ago when she asked her s-xually charged questions on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast despite knowing her chances of responding were high because she was drunk.
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Alix Earle’s Father Slammed Unwell Network For Flouting Terms Of Their Agreement
The businesswoman said she asked Cooper to omit that part of the interview, but she was met with an emphatic refusal, adding another layer to the betrayal. On the business side, the wound cut even deeper as Earle’s dad, TJ Earle, who also doubles as her manager, identified inconsistencies in their partnership.
According to him, Cooper’s company offered them far less than they initially promised, and his daughter often found herself doing everything on set that paid professionals were meant to do. From setting up lighting and camera equipment to producing, TJ explained that Earle never got external help with any of it.
When she spoke out, she was told to hire her own help, and she felt pressured to renew her contract for one more year while also dealing with isolation from the network and missed invites to their meetings.
Earle’s father saw Cooper’s actions as desperate, while her mother, Alisa Earle, slammed their daughter’s former business partner as a bully.
The ‘Hot Mess’ Podcaster Was Warned About The Consequence Of Her Silence
Earle and Cooper’s beef has caught the attention of notable content creators in the industry like Dave Portnoy and Brianna LaPaglia. The latter, as shared by The Blast, had warned Earle about the possibility of her spilling the real tea if she refused to break her silence.
A crack in Earle and Cooper’s paradise was picked up by their fans when the former skipped a Super Bowl weekend organized by Unwell Network. The feud was eventually confirmed when Earle’s podcast was dropped from the network in 2025.
While a suspicious silence followed, subtle digs and comments began to drop from both women, reinforcing the narrative that things were not well between the former business partners.
LaPaglia confirmed that the feud between the content creators was far from a cheap publicity stunt, and she was in the best position to speak categorically on it, thanks to her in-depth knowledge of the inner workings.
LaPaglia explained that she kept mum on the issue because of concerns about lawsuits and financial ruin; however, she said she’s ready to share the story privately with anyone bold enough to approach her publicly.
Alix Earle Saw Raw Moments On The Show As A Great Way To Connect With Fans
Back in August, Earle said she was excited to have the show released on the streaming platform and to show fans a deeper side of her family and how they handled the emotions that ran high while the tapes were rolling.
The Blast noted that it was pretty difficult to shoot some scenes because she felt exposed and vulnerable at the time, but everything wrapped up nicely as soon as the director yelled cut.
While awaiting the show’s release, Earle got her hands full with another career milestone: she snatched up a partnership deal with Dunkin’ for an “Earle-Y Riser” Meal deal, partly inspired by her younger siblings.
Earle added that the idea to create the three MUNCHKINS Donut Hole Treats is a testament to her relationship with the three younger sisters her father welcomed with their mom, Ashley Dupré.
Aside from the Dunkin’ collab, Earle also appeared on “Dancing With The Stars” while sealing her cult following on TikTok with “Get Ready With Me” videos.
