Alix Earle She is reportedly making six figures to promote a brand in her Instagram history.
According to a report published by New York Times Sunday, April 27, Vickie Fresh -The influencer of whose influencer worked with Earle, 24, in brand agreements-exposed the sum of the eye while talking to a group of student athletes at the University of North Carolina.
When Segar asked seven students from the diving team to imagine how much Earle did for history on Instagram, Dalja reported that the group envisioned $ 70,000 or $ 100,000. Segar, however, replied, “$ 450,000 for history on Instagram.”
The weekly arrived at Reps and Earle for comment.
Earle, who greets New Jersey, was fame in 2022 while a student at the University of Miami, sharing the videos “Get Get Me” in Tiktok. Next year, Earle was named for Forbes 30 below 30 in 2023.
After the college is over, Earle continued to wait for podcast -in “hot mess with alix earle” Alex Cooperis the immature network. In February, we WEEKLY Confirmed that Earle’s podcast crashed from the network. Variety, who broke the news at the time, reported that Siriusxm would no longer sell ads for “Hot Mess” and that the independent network had given up the rights in Podcast.
At that time, eagle -eyed social media users speculated about a rift between Earle and Cooper, 30, with an internal acquaintance we that there was “a lot of tension” between the twosome.
“They have had a lot of drama between them (since then they decided to cooperate on unheard of,” a second source in February was divided. “They clashed over their business and their friendship is over because of it.”
Alix Earle revealed her latest attempt after news broke her podcast “Hot Mess” crashed by Alex Cooper’s independent network. “I told you the guys that I had a secret and finally I’m able to talk about it with you,” said Earle, 24, via Instagram on Wednesday, February 26th. “There is an alcohol company (…)
In March, Earle said she would print a pause in her “Hot Mess” podcast while focusing her energy on the production of weekly Vlogs on YouTube.
“I need to take a pause in podcasting now for the foreseeable future,” she said through Tiktok at the time. “Actually I don’t want to get into the details of all, and I can’t get in the details of all now, but I’ve loved it so, so much, and I’m really proud of what I built with Podcast.”
Cooper, for her part, reacted to the news a few hours later. “Hello! I see ur comments. Alix is not able to podcast has nothing to do with the unheard of,” Cooper said through her Instagram story on March. “Idk why she couldn’t/what’s going on. Unbeling gave her everything back. She owns her IP.”
