Alix Earle hits out at Alex Cooper's 'betrayal', claims she 'took advantage' of her in preview of new Netflix series

Alix Earle has taken to the media to accuse Alex Cooper of betrayal, saying Cooper “took advantage” of her as the preview for Earle's new Netflix series unfolded. The confrontation was highlighted in a Page Six preview that described Cooper as “manipulative” and noted the tension during the launch of the show titled “Earl Meets World.” Earle’s remarks were echoed in Yahoo articles that framed the exchange as a swipe while she insisted she was “above the drama.” Coverage of the episode spans a range of outlets. The New York Times ran a profile titled “Is This the Real Alix Earle?” that examined her public persona ahead of the series. Page Six and Yahoo both detailed the alleged betrayal, while People reported that Earle shaded Cooper over her “canceled” show at the series premiere.

PodcastNewsDaily.com quoted Earle describing the unfiltered Netflix series as “a little scary.” Deadline and IMDb noted that Earle has transitioned into a reality‑television star with the new series, and Grazia Daily UK highlighted that her family will appear throughout the program. The fashion coverage shows Earle arriving in a white dress at the premiere, with IMDb and Yahoo noting the presence of her entire family, while a separate Yahoo story spotlighted a Gucci dress with a thigh‑high slit that displayed her back. The emphasis on the “unfiltered” nature of the show, combined with Earle’s description of it as “a little scary,” suggests a production that aims to blur the line between personal life and televised drama. Future reporting is likely to follow the rollout of “Earl Meets World,” including episode releases and any public response from Alex Cooper.

Observers will watch for additional statements from Earle as the series progresses, and for how the alleged betrayal narrative influences audience reception. The fashion angle may also reappear as Earle attends subsequent promotional events, with outlets such as Page Six and Yahoo poised to document any further wardrobe choices.