Alix Earle Addresses Feud With Alex Cooper in New Netflix Series

Alix Earle has publicly addressed her reported feud with Alex Cooper in the season finale of her new Netflix reality series, Earle Meets World.

The eighth and final episode, released Friday, Sept. 4, features Earle discussing her conflict with Cooper, the founder of the Unwell media network. The dispute became public in April after Cooper accused Earle in a TikTok of creating “fake drama” to distract from other issues in her life.

Earle said she was unsure how to respond to Cooper’s comments and felt she was being “baited into saying something.” She also admitted that she was “scared of” and “intimidated” by Cooper.

The reported tension dates back to March 2025, when Earle’s podcast Hot Mess left Unwell. Earle said she learned through the media that she was no longer working with the company. She alleged that there had been “constantly issues” during her time with Unwell and that she often felt unsupported.

Earle’s father, TJ, claimed the podcast did not receive the same production resources as other Unwell shows. Earle also said she had felt pressured to remain with the company despite feeling “taken advantage of and used and mistreated and manipulated.”

Earle further discussed her January 2025 appearance on Cooper’s Call Her Daddy podcast. She alleged that she was uncomfortable with some of the sexual questions during a “Truth or Drink” segment and said she had asked for some of the footage to be removed.

The appearance also involved discussion of Earle’s family history, including her stepmother Ashley Dupré’s past relationship with former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer and her affair with TJ, which contributed to the end of his marriage to Earle’s mother, Alisa.

Dupré said she was hurt by Earle’s comments on Call Her Daddy, particularly by what she believed was left out of the conversation.

During the finale, Earle also read aloud a draft text message she considered sending to Cooper. In it, she accused Cooper of being “manipulative and toxic,” criticized her approach to business and alleged that Cooper had taken advantage of her when she was young and inexperienced.

“I’m not gonna fall for your bait of getting into a back-and-forth online,” Earle wrote in the draft.

It remains unclear whether Earle ultimately sent the message to Cooper. Neither the episode nor the account provided confirms that the text was delivered.