![After Flirty Tom Brady Buzz, Alix Earle Makes Surprising Move Toward Ex Braxton Berrios [PHOTO]](/storage/article_images/20260109-after-flirty-tom.webp)
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Alix Earle grabbed attention again, but this time it’s a bit different. A few days after viral New Year’s Eve videos linked her to Tom Brady, she made a small move involving her ex-boyfriend, Braxton Berrios.
Videos from a party in St. Barths showed Earle, 25, dancing closely with Brady, 48. The clips spread quickly online. They came not long after Earle and Berrios ended their two-year relationship in mid-December.
Earle showed a different attitude earlier. She posted about “new friends, new memories and new beginnings” on Instagram. She called it “the best NYE EVER!!!!” Fans read the message as a clear nod to moving on.
Then on Thursday night, her tone changed.
Earle later shared an Instagram story supporting the Miami Hurricanes. She wrote, “Let’s go Canes!” The message stood out because Berrios played college football at Miami and still strongly supports the team.
The timing caught fans’ attention. Not long before Earle’s post, Berrios shared his own story showing Hurricanes players drinking coffee before their playoff semifinal against Ole Miss. He captioned it, “Fire me up.”
Fans quickly connected the dots. Many believed Earle’s post was a small olive branch toward Berrios. Since their breakup, she had not mentioned him publicly, which made the moment feel all the more meaningful.
Earle addressed the split in an emotional video last month. She cried as she spoke to followers. “I just feel like I can’t be what Braxton needs,” she said. “I love Braxton, he is my best friend.” She added, “We’re on good terms and I don’t want anyone to come for him or be mean to him.”
Distance strained the relationship. Earle competed on “Dancing With the Stars.” Berrios handled NFL duties with the Houston Texans.
The Brady angle added another layer. Berrios once shared a locker room with Brady on the New England Patriots after the team drafted him in 2018. He later praised Brady’s impact. “That year, I really think I got a PhD in football just watching him,” Berrios said.
Neither Earle nor Brady has spoken publicly about the viral videos. A source close to Brady told Rob Shuter’s***“Naughty But Nice”*** newsletter that Brady values privacy.“He’s already suspicious about how these videos leaked,” the source said.
For now, Earle’s Hurricanes post is her clearest move since the headlines took off.
