It wasn’t so long ago that internet sensation Alix Earle was linked to NFL legend and Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady after the pair were spotted out together. However, at Sunday’s Vanity Fair Oscars Party, Earle all but debunked rumors that the pair were an item, as she talked about maybe getting some numbers at the star-studded event.
Earlei was asked who at the event she wanted to take a selfie with.
“Honestly, no one,” she responded, via Page Six. “I’m just, like, maybe I’ll get someone’s number or something?”
“Maybe I could meet someone,” Earle added.
According to TMZ, Earle left the event with some star-studded company, including Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow.
“The Cincinnati Bengals star QB Sunday night at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art … Alix, Stassie and Tate were by his side as they piled into an SUV and left the joint,” the outlet reported.
Fans reacted to the news on social media.
“He dont care about the sport no more, what a shame, used to actually put fear into my soul,” one fan wrote on Twitter.
“Joe has become so Hollywood it’s scary. He’ll be a Ram in 2 years, someone else added.
“My QB gotta get in the lab and focus on not getting injured, instead of this,” one Bengals fasn added.
It’ll be interesting to see if any news comes out about where the group headed after the party.

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