Alix Earle threw shade at Alex Cooper’s canceled dating show “Love Overboard” as she prepares to address their ongoing feud on her forthcoming reality series.
“I’m happy that I said my piece and whatever,” the influencer told “Entertainment Tonight” at Tuesday’s premiere of “Earle Meets World.”
“But I’m happier just to focus on the premiere and having the show out there. And, you know, hers are getting canceled, so it is what it is.”
A rep for the “Call Her Daddy” host wasn’t immediately available to Page Six for comment.
While Earle’s show will be released on Netflix Friday, insiders told Page Six earlier this week that Disney was canceling Cooper’s Unwell Productions dating series “Love Overboard.”
According to sources, the show “wasn’t finding its audience” after the first season, featuring nine episodes, aired in March.
The series followed 22 singles seeking love on a yacht, with Cooper serving as an executive producer. However, Cooper is still working with Disney to develop additional projects.
Fans have been eager to know what happened between Cooper, 32, and Earle, 25, that led to the latter and her “Hot Mess” podcast being dropped from the Unwell Network in 2025, ending a two-year working relationship.
During the preview of “Earle Meets World,” Earle referred to her departure from the company as a “betrayal,” explaining how she felt taken advantage of.
Earle is finally gearing up to address the feud after Cooper called out her “passive-aggressive reposts and likes.”
“Just say it yourself,” she told Earle in a pointed Instagram message. “Because I’m really tired of waking up and seeing you using this fake drama to distract from other s–t going on.”
“I know what happened and so do you, so talk,” Cooper continued. “Unless the fake narrative that you’re creating happens to be way more interesting than the truth.”
Cooper insisted she had “nothing to hide” and revealed Earle didn’t sign a non-disclosure agreement when she left the network.
Earle responded to the message by commenting, “OK on it!!”
However, Earle has since only teased the dramain social media posts.
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