Did Alix Earle reconcile with Braxton Berrios after surprising Earle Meets World finale reveal?

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Alix Earle used the finale of her Netflix series to reveal she recently reached out to ex‑NFL player Braxton Berrios and asked whether reconciliation was possible. The on‑camera exchange has reignited public curiosity about her dating life, which has also included links to high‑profile figures like Tom Brady and Lando Norris.

On‑camera moment

In the closing episode of Earle Meets World, Earle confronts the question she has been carrying since the breakup. She tells Berrios, “I know that when we broke up, you said that there was, like, no chance that we would ever get back together,” then adds that the idea of a reunion lingers in her mind.

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Earle’s on‑camera call confronts unresolved feelings in the series finale.

She presses for clarity, asking whether he still feels “100 percent would never get back together,” even if there might be “a small percentage” of possibility. The sequence ends with Berrios’ terse, off‑camera reply: “Oh, Alix,” and the show cuts to credits.

Did they reunite?

There is no public evidence the pair resumed their relationship after that call. They have not been photographed together since the split, and neither has confirmed a reconciliation.

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No public sightings have confirmed a reunion since the breakup.

Meanwhile, gossip about Earle’s dating life continued to circulate. In early July, a tipster to celebrity account DeuxMoi alleged Earle and Tom Brady were seen “making out” and briefly disappearing together at Michael Rubin’s White Party. Earle has also been linked in reports to racing driver Lando Norris; those connections remain unconfirmed public chatter rather than verified relationships.

Why they split

Sources cited by entertainment outlets described the breakup as largely caused by distance. A person speaking to Us Weekly said the “majority of their relationship was long‑distance and it was hard for them to navigate.”

Page Six similarly reported the split was “distance‑induced,” noting distance as a recurring factor in how the couple struggled to maintain their relationship.

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