Fan Says Alix Earle Is 'Looking For Some Calories' In Red Hot Swimsuit

Alix Earle's latest Instagram post is stirring up a different kind of conversation.

The influencer shared a shot of herself stepping out of a vintage Chevy in Montauk, rocking a fiery red cut-out swimsuit, a striped Miu Miu handbag, and oversized glasses.

Alix Earle captioned the snap, "drove my chevvyyyyy," but while her glam look pulled in nearly 200,000 likes, not every fan was impressed.

"She got that looking for some calories face," one follower wrote, flipping Earle's own viral catchphrase back on her as an apparent dig at her slim appearance.

Another bluntly called the photo "sick," and it didn't seem to be in a complimentary way.

The comments have sparked debate, with some suggesting the TikTok star appeared too skinny in the shot. Others, however, rushed to hype her up, calling her "Miss Miu Miu" and praising her effortless aesthetic.

Earle has long leaned into her "party girl" persona online, coining the now-iconic "looking for some calories" line to describe her carefree lifestyle. But this time, fans seemed divided over whether the phrase is still all fun or is hitting a little too close to home.

Alix Earle is proving once again why she's one of social media's most talked-about stars.

The influencer and podcast host brought her signature confidence to the beaches of Jamaica for the 2025 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, and the internet can't stop talking about it.

In the shot shared by SI Swimsuit's official account a few days ago, Alix poses in a daring green bikini, paired with delicate body jewelry that accentuates her sun-kissed glow and effortless beach waves. The caption praised her "daring, vibrant energy" and called the look one of the "most unforgettable" from her spread in this year's iconic issue.

Fans were quick to hype her up in the comments, flooding the post with heart emojis and praise, but not everyone was on board as a few critics chimed in with skepticism.

One unimpressed user snarked, "Whom? Another pseudo influencer?" sparking a mini debate under the post about Alix's meteoric rise from TikTok favorite to mainstream cover girl.

In another SI shot, Alix Earle is seen leaning against a tree, wearing a cream-colored crochet bikini that perfectly blends boho chic with beach glam.

The handmade-style set features a ruffled, scalloped-edge top paired with matching low-rise bottoms, accentuated by a delicate body chain that drapes across her toned midsection. Her sun-kissed waves and minimal, glowing makeup complete the effortlessly tropical vibe, giving the entire look a mix of laid-back charm and runway-ready polish.

While many fans gushed over Alix Earle's second Sports Illustrated Swimsuit shoot, praising her "beach glam" look, not everyone was kind. The model's post racked up thousands of likes and heart-eye emojis, but it also drew its share of trolling.

One reply, flagged as probable spam, bluntly told her to "Eat something," echoing a tired body-shaming narrative that often shadows women in the spotlight.

In another behind-the-scenes shot from her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit feature, Alix Earle is pictured soaking up the sun by the water while sipping a drink in a shimmering white string bikini.

The look, complete with layered body chains and her signature golden glow, leaned into effortless island glamour, and fans couldn't stop talking.

While plenty of comments praised her as "a 10" and hyped her radiant beachside vibe, others weren't as impressed.

One bluntly wrote "Overrated," while another dismissed the excitement altogether.

Alix Earle has gone from TikTok's "It Girl" to fast-food royalty, and her latest campaign proves she's serving more than just looks.

The influencer stunned in a fiery red mini dress for Carl's Jr., holding up their new queso crunch burger in a glam shot that's been making the rounds online. Sparks literally flew in the background as the brand leaned into the drama, tweeting, "Not to be dramatic, but Alix Earle's queso crunch burger changed me. Who all has tried it?"

The post quickly racked up thousands of views, with fans hyping both Earle and the campaign. One commenter wrote, "Ngl Carl's Jnr marketing team is next level," while another declared, "Dream team fr."