Alix Earle goes after ‘sick and twisted’ Alex Cooper in scathing text message
Alix Earle blasts “toxic” Alex Cooper as “sick and twisted” in a scathing text message addressed to the “Call Her Daddy” host.
The influencer reads the heated text message, though it’s unclear if she actually sent it, out loud on her new Netflix series, “Earle Meets World.”
“I don’t like you. I’m not gonna fall for your bait, getting into a back and forth online. And I don’t think you want that, either,” Earle, 25, wrote to Cooper, 32.
“You are manipulative and toxic. Go ahead and say ‘it’s just business’ all you want, but the way you approach business is disgusting.”
She slammed her former boss, “You chose money over morals. You took advantage of me at a young age in a new industry I knew nothing about. You are full of false promises and Unwell [Network] was a continuation of that.”
Earle claimed in the text, “We had a call where you threatened me to not go to war with you, because you know how sick and twisted you are.”
She told Cooper to “go ahead” and use this message “against me.”
Earle finished by writing, “You will no longer scare or trap me… I may be petty, but I’m not malicious. If there’s one thing I learned from doing business with you, it’s to never do business with anyone like you.”
Earle worked under Cooper’s Unwell Network from 2023 to 2025. In that two-year period, the two influencers and podcasters were friends, and Earle sat down for an interview on Cooper’s podcast, “Call Her Daddy.”
In 2025, there was buzz that Earle and Cooper had a falling out, and Unwell Network dropped Earle’s “Hot Mess” podcast in February of that year.
In April 2026, Cooper addressed the feud rumors with a TikTok video, calling Earle out for making “passive aggressive re-posts and likes” about her.
“You’re gonna need to get specific and just say what you’ve got to say about me,” Cooper said in her video. “There’s no NDA. No one is stopping you.”
At the time, Earle commented “on it,” but didn’t offer any further response. She didn’t speak out publicly about their feud until “Earle Meets World” dropped on Netflix Friday, nearly five months after Cooper’s video.
In “Earle Meets World,” Earle explains that she took so long to speak out because she was “scared” of Cooper.
She says felt “manipulated” and “taken advantage of” when she worked for Cooper and Unwell Network.
Earle alleges that when she sat down for her 2023 interview on “Call Her Daddy,” Cooper got her drunk, and told her that she could request to “remove” segments of the interview before it went live.
Cooper then asked, “really sexual questions I wasn’t comfortable with,” Earle claims.
“But then, I’m also answering because I’m drunk,” she recalls.
When Earle went on “Call Her Daddy,” she also talked about her stepmother Ashley Earle – nee Dupré – who was the call girl embroiled in the Eliot Spitzer scandal.
Bringing up her stepmother’s past caused “turmoil” for her family, Earle explains.
Earle claims that Cooper then disregarded her request to edit out some of her comments from the podcast. Cooper allegedly told Earle, “No, I think it’s funny.”
“And it’s just so crazy because everyone’s like, ‘You can’t say this story, because you have no proof,’” Earle said onscreen.
Her father and manager, Thomas “TJ” Earle, who also appeared in “Earle Meets World,” slams Cooper as a “bitch” and said “they suck,” referring to Unwell Network.
Page Six reached out to Cooper for comment.
“Earle Meets World” is now streaming on Netflix.
