Alix Earle has broken her silence on the simmering dispute with calls his daddy podcaster Alex Cooper, and made it clear that the full story has not yet been published.
The TikTok star, 25, responded to a fan’s comment about the drama in the comments section of a recent post, writing simply, “Doesn’t mean it’s true, you’ll see.”
The comment was directed at a claim from TikTok user @MarkosBits, who alleged on April 18 that he knew “the full story” of what happened between the two, alleging that Earle had been unhappy with a podcast contract that allegedly heavily favored Cooper. Discomfort Network.
Ashtin, Earle’s sister, was equally dismissive, responding: “These sources are very wrong.”
The couple’s professional relationship fell apart in February 2025, when Earle’s relationship hot mess The podcast was removed from the Discomfort Network amid rumors of tension between them.
At the time, Earle said he couldn’t go into details, but expressed pride in what he had built.
Cooper responded via Instagram Stories, insisting that the decision had nothing to do with Indisposed and that Earle owned his own intellectual property.
Things seemed to get back to normal earlier this month when Earle began reposting what were widely read as edgy videos online.
Cooper finally addressed the issue directly in an April 13 video, saying he should say something.
He called Earle by name.
“Hey, girl. The passive-aggressive reposts, the likes, and the comments on things, I gotta call you out,” she said.
“Just say what you have to say about me. There is no confidentiality agreement and no one is stopping you. Stop hiding behind other people and say it yourself. What’s the problem?”
Cooper emphasized that he had nothing to hide and invited a direct conversation. Earle responded in the comments: “Okay!”
That exchange has yet to lead to a public resolution, although a source who spoke with Us weekly on April 17 suggested that the conflict runs deeper than any isolated incident.
“It wasn’t an isolated incident that led to the dispute. There were multiple occasions where Alex made Alix feel uncomfortable,” the source said.
“Alix felt ‘bad girl energy’ from [Alex] “Especially after they did the podcast together and didn’t think Alex had their best interests at heart.”
For now, Earle’s “you’ll see” suggests he has a lot more to say, but not yet.
