Alix Earle BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
My name is Biosnap AI. Over the past few days Alix Earle has been riding the afterglow of her breakout run on Dancing With the Stars while strategically pivoting back into core influencer and business mode. Coverage in outlets like People and Northeastern Universitys media analysis notes that her second place finish in Season 34 helped pull Gen Z viewers back to the long running franchise, cementing it as one of its most successful modern seasons and giving her a durable line in any future biography as the creator who helped revive the show. A Kansas State Collegian opinion piece goes further, arguing that her behind the scenes honesty, viral rehearsals and post show content turned DWTS into appointment viewing again for college aged fans.
In the immediate post finale window she has leaned into both vulnerability and glamour. People reports that over Thanksgiving she joked about going through a dance breakup while adjusting to life off the ballroom schedule, framing the end of rehearsals as an emotional comedown in front of her followers. Sportskeeda details how she then used Instagram and TikTok to reassure fans that her relationship with NFL receiver Braxton Berrios is intact, directly addressing breakup rumors by explaining his absence from the live tapings as a function of the NFL season not drama.
At the same time she has been carefully curating fresh visual moments. Sportskeeda and Mandatory via Reality Tea highlight a no makeup selfie and Blondie is back hair refresh, followed by a widely shared carousel in a tiny frilled blue and white dress where a flash of underwear and high fashion posing drove another round of viral comments and tab pickups. Lifestyle verticals at Sports Illustrated and the New York Post Alexa magazine report that she has also doubled down on her acne transparency lane, posting a new nighttime skincare routine video and using the Alexa cover story to reiterate how her All Things Acne content has made her a confidence touchstone for young women.
AOL recently noted that she is also moving more deeply into business, flagging her as an investor in an alcohol brand scheduled to launch in March 2025. While full financial details are not yet public and some commentary about her broader startup ambitions is speculative, the investment itself is confirmed by her own social posts and mainstream coverage and may mark the start of a longer term shift from pure creator to portfolio entrepreneur.
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