TikTok star Alix Earle, 24, earns the price of an average US home with only ONE Instagram post
Last year, influencer Alix Earle scored the number 30 spot on Forbes ' list of Top Creators after amassing $8M, but now a new report reveals precisely how much she makes per Instagram story.
Article 41 co-founder Vickie Segar just told a group of University of North Carolina student athletes that her 24-year-old client receives $450K per post, according to the New York Times.
That is around the cost of the average US home.
Alix currently boasts 7.4M TikTok followers, 4.2M Instagram followers, nearly 1M Snapchat followers, and 392K YouTube followers.
In the past few months alone, Earle has posted lucrative paid partnerships with Revolve, One/Size, Universal Pictures, Dr. Kiran Mian, Shark Beauty, and Naked Sundays.
But more than any other brand, the New Jersey-born TikToker focuses her energy on promoting canned margarita company SipMARGS because she's an investor.
Alix - who holds a BBA in marketing from the University of Miami - is also believed to have a speaking fee range of around $100K to $200K.
Earle used to work as a marketing intern for her family's construction company Earle, which is run by her father Thomas 'TJ' Earle.
The SI Swimsuit stunner first went viral in the summer of 2022 for posting about suffering from severe acne.
Alix is also famous for hosting her podcast Hot Mess with Alix Earle, which Alexandra Cooper's company The Unwell Network dropped in February after two years on the air amid a rumored feud.
Earlier this month, Earle moved into her boyfriend Braxton Berrios' $2.7M Miami home due to her own lease being up.
However, the 29-year-old NFL wide receiver will be spending a lot more time in the lone star state as he signed a one-year contract with the Houston Texans on March 10.
Braxton was previously in a two-year relationship with Sophia Culpo, the sister of Olivia Culpo, which ended in 2023.
The Kid Laroi video vixen clearly has a thing for professional athletes as she previously enjoyed a three-month fling with San Diego Padres utility player Tyler Wade in 2022.
In the past few months alone, Earle has posted lucrative paid partnerships with Revolve, One/Size, Universal Pictures, Dr. Kiran Mian, Shark Beauty (pictured April 3), and Naked Sundays
This comes after Alix landed an interview with This comes after Alix landed an interview with Bethenny Frankel.
The reality TV star told Earle that she is moving to Florida.
The former 'Real Housewives of New York City' star has revealed she is going to make a 'permanent' move to the Sunshine State while maintaining her properties in the Big Apple and the The Hamptons, because it's the 'healthiest decision' for her and daughter Bryn, 14.
In a video update, she told her TikTok followers, Bethenny - who has her teenage girl with former husband Jason Hoppy - said: 'I've been waiting until I got down here to tell you, but I am moving to Florida for personal and professional reasons.
'Something has arisen that made this the best and healthiest decision for myself and my daughter.'
The reality star promised to update fans with more information on the big move 'soon', while showing them the beach and adding: 'This will be my backyard.'
Bethenny's life update comes after an insider claimed she is 'thriving' at this stage in her life.
The 54-year-old reality star - who was legally married to second spouse Jason from 2010 until 2021, despite splitting in 2012 - started dating businessman Tom Villante last year, and after previously dismissing a rumour that they were engaged, she insists she is taking it 'slow'.
She told Alix Earle's 'Hot Mess' podcast recently: 'I've been dating.
'I don't know what it was like when you started dating and you were public. People think because you're photographed with one person that you're all of a sudden married again or engaged again.'
But more than any other brand, the New Jersey-born TikToker focuses her energy on promoting canned margarita company SipMARGS because she's an investor
Bethenny added: 'I have always sort of wanted to know exactly what everything is, and I'm trying to let the wine breathe more versus need to know what it is.'
Bethenny confirmed her new relationship to the world via her Instagram page in November.
She wrote: 'POV: he buys you a luxury heated throw and builds you a fire while you sip an overpriced latte.'
Prior to meeting Tom, the TV star - who split from her second husband in 2012 but did not officially divorce him until almost a whole decade later - was engaged to Paul Bernon, but they called it quits in May after six years together.
At the time, an insider claimed that 'it just wasn't going to work' between the two because they were both so 'different'.
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