Alix Earle sits at wooden desk with family keepsakes and blooming plants showing newfound confidence

Alix Earle Reveals 2026 Comeback

At a Glance

  • Influencer Alix Earle tells News Of Los Angeles she’s manifesting “new beginnings” for 2026
  • After a breakout 2025 on Dancing with the Stars and podcast changes, she’s ready for solo growth
  • Recently single, she’s embracing independence and putting herself first
  • Why it matters: Fans will watch Earle pivot from high-profile projects to personal reinvention
Family smiling at group chat on large screen with photos and heirlooms nearby

Alix Earle is trading the spotlight for self-reflection. In an exclusive interview with News Of Los Angeles, the 25-year-old influencer says 2026 will center on “new beginnings” after a year packed with televised dance routines and podcast overhauls.

Earle spent early January journaling goals and sending intentions “into the universe,” she tells News Of Los Angeles. “For 2026, it’s gonna be a lot of new, big beginnings. There’s gonna be a lot of things that have been in the works for a while coming to life this year.”

Embracing Independence

Freshly single, Earle says she’s leaving behind old insecurities. “Going into this year, [I’m] leaving behind not having the confidence to put myself first,” she says. “Being my own biggest fan and supporter and just really reaching for the stars.”

Quiet moments once intimidated her. Now she welcomes them.

“There [are] a lot of moments of 2025 that have shown me the potential to grow,” she explains. “I really want to take that into this year and spend more time with myself and getting to know myself on a deeper level.”

Key shifts for Earle in 2026:

  • Prioritizing solo travel and journaling
  • Leaning into astrology as the Lunar New Year switches from Snake to Horse
  • Saying yes to friendships outside her usual circle

Family First

Earle credits her tight-knit clan for keeping her grounded. “My family is everything,” she says. “We’re all each other’s best friends. My favorite group chat is probably the one with my whole family that we’re texting in all day.”

That support system grew more vital after recent personal changes. “They give me confidence, but they also keep me humble,” she adds.

Expanding the Circle

December’s 25th-birthday trip with longtime pals rolled straight into New Year’s in St. Barths alongside new friends Nina Dobrev and Keleigh Teller. Earle says those fresh connections pushed her out of her comfort zone.

“Meeting new friends is also a big part of this chapter,” she notes. “It’s helped me mature and grow.”

Projects on Deck

While Earle stays mum on specifics, she confirms several ventures will debut in 2026. Fans can expect:

  • Announcements tied to revamped Hot Mess podcast format
  • Collaborations she’s “been manifesting for months”
  • Potential expansion beyond social media into traditional media

“I’m just a big believer in putting things out into the universe,” she reiterates.

2025 Recap

Earle’s banner year included:

Milestone Details
Dancing with the Stars First major live-TV stint
Podcast relaunch Rebranded and expanded Hot Mess
Audience growth Surpassed previous follower counts across platforms

Those experiences, she says, revealed untapped resilience. “Being alone used to scare me a lot and now it’s something that I’m learning to enjoy.”

Looking Forward

Earle plans to document her self-discovery in real time for followers. Expect candid posts about solo coffee runs, solo travel, and saying no to projects that don’t serve her new mantra: confidence first.

“Making this year about me and just continuing to grow,” she says, signing off with a promise: “Reaching for the stars is only the beginning.”

Author

  • My name is Jonathan P. Miller, and I cover sports and athletics in Los Angeles.

    Jonathan P. Miller is a Senior Correspondent for News of Los Angeles, covering transportation, housing, and the systems that shape how Angelenos live and commute. A former urban planner, he’s known for clear, data-driven reporting that explains complex infrastructure and development decisions.

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