The ongoing feud between Alix Earle and Alex Cooper has taken an intriguing turn, with Earle now openly criticizing Cooper's canceled dating show, "Love Overboard." This public display of tension comes as Earle prepares to address the feud on her upcoming reality series, "Earle Meets World." In a recent interview, Earle expressed her satisfaction with having "said her piece" and her focus on the premiere of her show. She added a subtle dig at Cooper's canceled project, stating, "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."
The cancellation of "Love Overboard" is a significant development, especially given the context of the falling-out between the two influencers. Earle's departure from Cooper's Unwell Network in 2025, following a two-year working relationship, was marked by a sense of betrayal. During the preview of "Earle Meets World," she openly referred to her departure as a "betrayal," claiming she felt taken advantage of. This sentiment is a stark contrast to Cooper's insistence that she had "nothing to hide" and that Earle did not sign a non-disclosure agreement when she left.
The feud has been a topic of speculation and interest among fans, who have been eager to understand the nature of the dispute. Cooper's public call-out of Earle's "passive-aggressive reposts and likes" and her response, "OK on it!," have only added fuel to the fire. However, Earle has been cautious in her public statements, choosing to tease the drama through social media posts rather than providing explicit details.
The cancellation of "Love Overboard" by Disney, after the first season featuring nine episodes aired in March, further highlights the challenges faced by reality TV shows in finding and retaining audiences. It remains to be seen how this feud will impact the careers of both Earle and Cooper, as they navigate the aftermath of their public dispute and the consequences of their canceled projects.
