Alix Earle Shrugs Off Having a Nip Slip in Hilarious Exchange

Alix Earle isn't letting an unexpected wardrobe mishap mess with her morning.

The social media star recently found herself in a funny exchange after a photo she shared appeared to show a little more than she intended. Instead of making a big deal out of the accidental reveal, Earle responded with her usual laid-back humor.

In a screenshot shared online, a friend quickly alerted Earle that her photo may have included an unintended glimpse.

“ALIX. I THINK YOU CAN SEE PART OF YOUR NIPPLE HERE,” her pal wrote alongside a photo of Earle enjoying a meal.

Earle's response was short and sweet: “D---.”

She followed it up with a string of laughing emojis before adding, “Ok well good morning.”

The exchange quickly showed that Earle wasn't about to let an awkward moment derail her day.

The lighthearted moment comes weeks after Earle got candid about a much more serious topic: her mental health.

Although the internet personality has built a following by being open about her life, she recently admitted that she had been struggling behind the scenes.

The 25-year-old addressed how she had been feeling in a TikTok video posted on Sunday, July 26.

“I know I haven’t posted anything on here in the past few days,” she began.

“Honestly, I just sort of took some time for myself and tried to not be online as much because I was getting into not the best place,” she said.

Earle also revealed that things became overwhelming enough for her to break down while getting ready.

She recalled that she “just broke down in tears” while doing her makeup the previous week.

“I was on the plane and I had a panic attack,” she added.

Earle explained that she had been having a difficult time but still viewed connecting with her followers as something positive.

“I’ve just been struggling a bit. It’s my happy place to come on here and talk and share things,” Earle said.

She revealed that she had “actually recorded a video like this a few times” before finally deciding to open up.

“But the other times I was recording it, I was crying and I was like, let me just collect myself a little more,” she added, noting that she was slowly beginning to feel better.

The “Hot Mess” host also pointed to the constant criticism she receives online as one factor that had affected her mental health.

Earle said she had “always been fine with reading” what critics had to say, acknowledging that “that’s what you subject yourself to when you post yourself online.”

Still, she admitted that the negativity had recently started to feel different.

“But recently, I don’t know. It's felt more negative,” she stated.

The constant commentary about her appearance, choices and relationships also began weighing on her.

“Obviously it’s gonna get to you or make you overthink when you’re constantly reading about what you’re doing, the way you look, who you’re hanging out with, what you’re saying,” she continued.

Earle said she often feels that almost anything she posts can become a bigger conversation among critics.

She explained that “every time” she shared something online, haters seemed ready to pick it apart.

“It just turns into something bigger,” she said, before adding, “I’m just trying to share my human experiences.”