The Alix Earle Alex Cooper feud is finally getting the full story treatment, with the influencer set to address the April 2026 fallout with her former mentor on her new Netflix docuseries, Earle Meets World.
All eight episodes follow Earle and her family, and the series hands her the microphone on a mess she had mostly dodged, as reported by TVInsider. She had stayed vague about Cooper for months, letting other people fill in the blanks for her.
How the Alix Earle Alex Cooper feud spilled into public view
The rift went public in April 2026, when Earle reposted a TikTok video that was critical of Cooper. A repost is a small thing on its own, but coming from a mentee and aimed at her former mentor, the internet did the maths quickly.
Cooper did not let it slide. She addressed Earle directly and publicly, telling her to drop the hints and say the thing out loud, and made a point of stressing that nothing legal was keeping her quiet.
Alex Cooper said:
“Hey girl, the passive aggressive reposts and the likes and the commenting on things, I’ve got to call you out here. You’re going to need to get specific and just say what you’ve got to say about me. There’s no NDA. No one is stopping you. Stop hiding behind other people and just say it yourself.”
Earle’s answer was short enough to fit on a sticky note, and it landed like a shrug. It read as agreement without actually agreeing to anything, and months later the specifics she promised have still not turned up anywhere.
Alix Earle replied:
“Okay on it!!”
What fed the Alix Earle Alex Cooper feud
The tension did not appear from nowhere. Cooper’s company, Unwell Productions, had signed Earle to a podcast deal, making Cooper both a boss and a mentor to the younger star.
That professional partnership ended in 2025, and the fallout from it fed everything that followed.
Since April 2026 Earle has kept the specifics to herself, which only made the guessing louder. The docuseries gives her the first proper platform to lay it out on her own terms, with cameras rolling rather than a comment section doing the talking.
Earle built her audience on exactly this kind of access.
Not everyone in the Earle family was keen
The series is not only about the feud. It puts Earle’s family on screen too, including her younger sister Ashtin Earle, who was candid about not being keen on a Netflix crew documenting the household.
Ashtin Earle said:
“I was the most apprehensive.”
Cooper has already said her piece, loudly and on the record. Earle now has eight Netflix episodes to answer it properly, four months after she replied with three words and went quiet, and her audience has spent that entire stretch waiting for the version with names in it.
