Alix Earle Read Alex Cooper the Breakup Text She Says She Never Sent, on the Finale of Her Own Netflix Show

Alix Earle wrote Alex Cooper a message calling her manipulative, toxic, and someone who chose “money over morals.”

Alix Earle at the Miu Miu Paris Fashion Week show at Palais d'Iena
At Palais d’Iena in Paris on October 1, 2024, Alix Earle attended the Miu Miu Spring-Summer 2025 womenswear show during Paris Fashion Week. Photo by Arnold Jerocki / Getty Images.

The text was drafted after April 2026 and never sent, but Earle read it word-for-word on the finale of “Earle Meets World,” which dropped September 4. She’s told outlets she never ended up sending it, which is why the iMessage-style screenshot people are passing around looks delivered when it never was.

Earle signed with Cooper’s Unwell Network in August 2023 at 22, one of the first big names the company brought on. In the message she says Cooper “took advantage of me at a young age in a new industry I knew nothing about” and that the deal was “full of false promises.”

Three women sitting in a decorated pedicab with a VIP neon sign; the woman on the left wears gray, the center woman wears black, and the right woman wears pink.
Outside the Paris Theater in New York City, a decorated pedicab carries Madeline Angy, Alex Cooper, and Alix Earle during an ‘Unwell’ fan screening on September 13, 2023. Photo by Gotham / GC Images via Getty Images.

On the show she describes her first “Call Her Daddy” taping in September 2023 as involving drinking on camera and sexual questions she wasn’t comfortable with. She says she asked to cut some and Cooper wouldn’t, calling it “so funny.”

Her “Hot Mess” podcast launched under Unwell in 2023 and was dropped in February 2025, news Earle says she learned from the press. The draft also references a private call in which she says Cooper told her, “You don’t want to go to war with me.” Earle’s explanation for staying silent this long: “I am scared of Alex Cooper.”

Alix Earle on the red carpet at the 2026 Vanity Fair Oscar Party at LACMA
Alix Earle steps out for the Vanity Fair Oscar Party at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on March 15, 2026. Photo by Neilson Barnard / Getty Images.

The reading was an answer to Cooper’s own April 2026 TikTok, where Cooper accused her of passive-aggressive reposts and told her to “just say what you gotta say.” Earle commented “Okay on it!!” then went quiet until the finale.

Cooper has not responded to the specific claims as of September 5. Earle says she still hasn’t spoken to her.

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