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Alix Earle has broken her silence for the running drama with another podcaster Alex Cooper.
“This week was like what,” said Earle, 24, in a video that was divided over Tiktok On Friday, February 28th, her latest illness quoted as one of the reasons why she decided against the friend Braxton Berrios On a trip to the Bahamas. “And obviously there was a lot about me and work online this week.”
She continued: “I also have no idea what’s going on.”
The news broke out at the end of the last month that Coopers uncomfortable network will no longer produce Earles “Hot Mess” podcast. (“Hot Mess” was the first series that was acquired alongside Cooper’s own “Call Her Daddy”.)
“There is a lot of tension,” said a source exclusively with In the latest edition of US WeeklyPresent While a second insider found that both Earle and Cooper, 30, have had “a lot of drama” since he had been together for the first time since 2023.
“They teamed up against the business and their friendship is over,” said the second source to Us.
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While Cooper did not address the obvious failure, the first source confirmed Us This earle had been lOoking forward to branch off Long before her podcast was pulled out of uncomfortable.
“Alix works on larger projects that do not related to the Podcast area, ”said the insider and also claimed that Earle’s father had taken into account the decision. “Alix ‘father was more involved in her business decisions and did not like what misfortune did. In the end, he believed that it was not a clever business train. “
Pro insider, including earle supposedly exploited “exploited by Cooper and her team. Earle had recently added her younger sister Bone as “hot chaos” Cohost.
Alix Earle unveiled her youngest undertaking after the news was broken that her “Hot Mess” podcast was dropped by Alex Cooper’s uncertain network. “I told you that I had a secret and that I can finally talk to you about it,” said Earle, 24, about Instagram on Wednesday, February 26th. “An alcohol company starts (…)
“It definitely created a different dynamic in the podcast and I’m glad I have it” exclusively told Us In January. “We also have such different opinions and different stories. I think it is good and only creates moments for our audience. “
According to Earle, she was “a little afraid” to be vulnerable in her weekly podcast, but has found her step since then.
“The connection I have with my audience is so open and it shares these moments that are sometimes not so beautiful, but everyone can refer” Us. “Sometimes I am worried that after the fact I share too many, but I think it’s good to keep this authenticity and connection with my audience and show you the good and the bad.”
