call her Father Outside.
Alex Cooper broke his silence on rumors of his and Alix Earl’s massive feud, tagging Alix Earl on Monday tiktok video Urged Earl to “stop hiding behind other people”.
The 31-year-old Unwell founder criticized Earl, 25, for “passive-aggressive re-posts and likes” on social media, fueling online speculation that they have beef.
“Just say it yourself,” Cooper said. “Because I’m really tired of waking up and watching you use this fake drama to distract me from other activities.
“No interest,” she said. “I know what happened and so do you, so talk. Unless the fake narrative you’re creating is way more interesting than the truth. I have nothing to hide when it comes to you and me, so unless you really have something to say, I’m out. It’s over.”
Cooper called the drama a “waste of time” and posted on social media admitting that it was embarrassing to participate in.
However, the “Call Her Daddy” podcast host felt her clapback was “long overdue.”
She explained, “Alix Earl, hey girl. … I have to call you here. You have to be specific and just say what you have to say about me. There’s no NDA. There’s no stopping you.”
Earle’s fans criticized Cooper for “not telling us anything” and reacting “with a passive-aggressive post.”
Some said the businesswoman “could have just texted” Earl.
Others defended Cooper for the bold upload, declaring, “The tag in the caption stopped me in my tracks.”
Earl’s rep did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
Earl, in particular, made headlines Friday Reposting a sarcastic TikTok video Cooper has been compared to an “ambulance chaser” and the “grim reaper”.
In the video, influencer Ashley Tiscareno said, “You have the worst accident of your life, you’re hanging on by a thread, you don’t know if you’re going to make it or not, and she’s the first one there.
She labeled Cooper “terrible”, saying, “She wants to be there when you’re weak and broken and you’re ready to sign away the rights to your life.”
The media mogul and Earl’s own business declined in March 2025 when Cooper’s company dropped Earl’s “Hot Mess” podcast after two years.
Earle was asked about the play WSJ. magazine profile Two months later and it was described as “a little glitch behind the scenes”.
He continued to fuel feud rumors in August 2025 with a cryptic Instagram comment asking a social media user “what happened to Cooper.”
“How much time have you got,” Earl replied at the time – but didn’t elaborate.