Call her Daddy out.
Alex Cooper broke her silence on her and Alix Earle’s rampant feud rumors, tagging the latter in a Monday TikTok video urging Earle to “stop hiding behind other people.”
The Unwell founder, 31, blasted Earle, 25, for “passive-aggressive re-posts and likes” on social media fueling on-line hypothesis they’ve beef.
“Just say it yourself,” Cooper stated. “Because I’m actually bored with waking up and seeing you utilizing this pretend drama to distract from different s–t going on.
“Not interested,” she added. “I know what happened and so do you, so talk. Unless the fake narrative that you’re creating happens to be way more interesting than the truth. I have nothing to hide when it comes to you and me, so unless you actually have something to say, I’m out. This is over.”
Cooper known as the drama a “waste of time” and admitted it was “embarrassing to participate” by posting to social media.
However, the “Call Her Daddy” podcast host felt her clapback was “long overdue.”
She defined, “Alix Earle, hey girl. … I’ve got to call you out here. You’re gonna need to get specific and just say what you’ve got to say about me. There’s no NDA. No one is stopping you.”
Earle’s followers slammed Cooper for “not telling us anything either” and reacting to “passive-aggressive posts with a passive-aggressive post.”
Some identified that the businesswoman “could have just texted” Earle.
Others defended Cooper for the daring add, declaring the “tag in the caption stopped me right in my tracks.”
Earle’s rep didn’t instantly reply to Page Six’s request for remark.
Earle, notably, made headlines Friday for re-posting a TikTok video evaluating Cooper to an “ambulance chaser” and a “grim reaper.”
In the video, influencer Ashley Tiscareno stated, “You simply had essentially the most horrific accident of your life, you’re hanging on by a thread, you don’t know should you’re going to make it, and she or he’s the primary one there.
“She wants to be there when you’re vulnerable and broken down and you’re ready to sign over your rights to your life,” she added, dubbing Cooper “awful” — and her podcast “not as good” since former co-host Sofia Franklyn exited in 2020.
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