Netflix has set a 4 September 2026 release date for Earle Meets World, an eight-episode unscripted series starring influencer Alix Earle, and dropped a teaser trailer that wastes no time before addressing her very public falling-out with fellow creator Alex Cooper (Deadline).

Earle, 24, rose to fame on TikTok posting "get ready with me" clips while studying marketing at the University of Miami (The Hollywood Reporter). Since then she has hosted the podcast Hot Mess on Cooper's Unwell Network, launched the skincare brand Reale Actives, finished second on Dancing With the Stars, and started a new podcast called Get Real With Me. Now Netflix is putting her in front of a different kind of camera.

The series logline describes Earle as "Gen-Z's ultimate It Girl" who balances a business empire with being an "unfiltered, twenty-something, hot mess," and promises she is "taking her candid chaos from your FYP to TV… and nothing is off limits" (The Hollywood Reporter). A FYP — "for you page" — is the personalised feed TikTok serves each user.

The teaser includes footage tied to the feud between Earle and Cooper, who leads the Unwell Network and publicly accused Earle of "passive aggressive" behaviour in a social media video. Earle replied at the time by commenting "okay on it" and later told followers her side of the story would be addressed in the show (Deadline). According to a TMZ report cited by The Hollywood Reporter, the falling out between the two creators occurred while Earle was filming the Netflix series (The Hollywood Reporter).

Earle's family is featured prominently. Her mother Alisa, father Thomas, and sisters Ashtin and Izabel are all expected to appear, along with Alisa's boyfriend, Todd (The Hollywood Reporter). Earle's parents are divorced, and her stepmother is Ashley Dupré, the former escort at the centre of the Eliot Spitzer scandal (The Hollywood Reporter). Earle has four siblings in total.

Behind the camera, Earle Meets World is produced by Fulwell Entertainment — the production company behind talk shows and documentaries including The Late Late Show with James Corden — with executive producers Ben Winston, Paul Loban, and Charlie Van Vleet. David Grutman's DGN Studios co-produces, with Evan Rosenfeld serving as executive producer (Deadline).

Netflix first teased the series at its "Get Closer" upfront presentation in May 2026, highlighting Alix and her sister Ashtin on stage (Netflix). The platform published an official announcement on its Tudum editorial site the same day and posted a promotional Instagram Reel on its main account. Alongside the release date and teaser, Netflix also shared first-look photos from the series (Deadline).

For viewers who have followed Earle's rise from phone screen to television, September will bring the answer to one question she has been dangling for months: her side of the story.