Braxton Berrios, Alix Earle and Alex Cooper (Getty Images)
Braxton Berrios has largely stayed out of the noise, but the story around him keeps getting louder. As tensions between Alix Earle and Alex Cooper spill further into public view, the Houston Texans wide receiver found himself pulled into it, if only briefly.
TMZ caught Berrios during a quiet coffee outing and asked for his thoughts on the feud dominating social media.
He didn’t offer much, but his response carried a tone of distance more than indifference.
What did Braxton Berrios actually say about the Alix Earle and Alex Cooper feud
“I hope it goes alright,” Braxton Berrios’ comment may seem minor, but it reflects a clear choice to stay neutral. He was seen having an Americano at a local spot when approached, and even with cameras on him, he didn’t take the bait.
No sides, no added context. Just a line that suggests he’s watching from afar.That restraint stands out because the feud itself has moved in the opposite direction. What began as a quiet professional split has now turned into a very public back-and-forth. Berrios, who once shared a relationship with Earle, could have easily been drawn deeper into the conversation. Instead, he kept it simple and avoided adding fuel to a situation that already has plenty of it.
How did the Alix Earle and Alex Cooper fallout escalate so quickly
The roots go back to 2023, when Earle joined Cooper’s Unwell Network and launched “Hot Mess.” At the time, it looked like a strong alignment between two fast-growing voices in digital media. That didn’t last. By early 2025, cracks started to show. Earle skipped a key Super Bowl event tied to the network, and soon after, her podcast was dropped. The split came with a clean break, with the network stepping away from rights to the show.Things stayed quiet for a while, then shifted. Earle paused her podcast without explanation, later hinting at a return. By August, she posted a TikTok saying, “My Co–Star told me that I can start sh*t today. I mean, is this my time that I’ve been waiting for to go? It’s like, I have so much information. We could go.”That tone carried into April, when she reposted a video criticizing Cooper. The clip included the line: “[Cooper is] so awful and I wish that more women…would stop making [Call Her Daddy] their first stop after something happens in their lives because she is profiting off of women’s heartaches and failures.”Cooper didn’t stay silent. In her response, she called out “passive-aggressive reposts and the likes and commenting on things,” then added, “What’s the beef?” She pushed Earle to speak openly, insisting no NDA was holding her back. “I know what happened, and so do you. So talk.”Earle replied simply: “Okay on it.”Others have since joined the conversation, offering conflicting versions of how things unraveled, from business tensions to personal clashes. The details remain messy, and neither side appears ready to back down.
