Netflix is bringing Alix Earle and her family back for another season of reality television. The streaming platform has renewed Earle Meets World for Season 2, following the show’s September debut and its growing viewership. The upcoming eight-episode season will once again follow Earle’s personal life, family relationships, and the drama unfolding around them.
Alix Earle’s Netflix reality series gets renewed for second season
According to Deadline, Season 2 will feature Earle alongside her sisters Ashtin, Izabel and Penelope, brother Thomas, father TJ and his wife Ashley, mother Alisa, and her husband Todd.
The first season followed Earle’s fallout with Call Her Daddy host Alex Cooper, her breakup with NFL star Braxton Berrios, and her entertaining moments with family and friends. At the premiere, Earle admitted, “You’re all gonna see me cry, and I cry pretty much in every episode.”
Teasing the upcoming season, she added, “some shit has hit the fan… but hey, that makes for a good season two”. Although she did not elaborate, recent developments include her admitting she had never read a book before jokingly reading Daddy Issues, the new book by Cooper’s former co-host Sofia Franklyn. Meanwhile, her sister Ashtin has started dating Landon Barker, son of Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker.
The series recorded 1.8 million views in its first three days, growing 28% to 2.3 million in its second week. Netflix also revealed that it became its top unscripted series on social channels, generating 337.8 million global social impressions.
Earle expressed her excitement about returning, saying, “I couldn’t be more excited to be back and get the cameras rolling. Lots to catch up on and share with our Netflix family.”
Brandon Riegg, Netflix’s Vice President of Nonfiction Series and Sports, said the show’s success reflected viewers’ connection with Earle and her family. He added that the platform was excited to welcome them back for another season.
Produced by Fulwell Entertainment and David Grutman’s DGN Studios, the series counts Ben Winston, Paul Loban, Charlie Van Vleet, Trish Gold, Glen Gottlieb, Ally Gasparian, David Grutman and Evan Rosenfeld among its executive producers.
