*This article contains spoilers for Netflix's Earle Meets World.

Alix Earle wrapped up her reality series by calling an audible.

In the final minutes of Netflix's Earle Meets World, released Sept. 4, the Reale Actives founder phoned ex-boyfriend Braxton Berrios to ask about a potential reunion.

"I know that when we broke up, you said that there was like no chance that we would ever get back together," Alix, referencing their 2025 split, told the NFL wide receiver. "And that was just not an option. But, I feel like, it's in the back of my mind or something that I think about."

"And I don't know if it's the healthiest for me that I still feel like there's a possibility, or, I don't know," the 25-year-old continued. "But I just wanted to know if you still feel the same way, 100 percent would never get back together, even if it's like a small percentage. Is that ever something that you think about?"

So, how did he respond to her Hail Mary? After a brief pause, Braxton, 30, said, "Oh, Alix," before the credits began to roll.

Earlier in the episode, Alix revealed she had reached out to Braxton over her feud with Alex Cooper.

"Basically, it led to him coming over and us talking," Alix told her mom Alisa Maniaci. "For the first time since we broke up."

"It honestly went really well, we had a four-hour conversation," she noted. "Just crying, being very honest. It was a very mature conversation. I don't think we would have been able to have this same honesty and acceptance if we had had it closer to the breakup."

Dancing With the Stars pro Witney Carson may have helped lead Robert Irwin to his Mirrorball Trophy-hoisting victory last November, but the conservationist's late father was with him for each well-rehearsed step. 

Showing off a button-down that once belonged to Steve Irwin and the ring he created from a set of keys he found in The Crocodile Hunter star's office, Robert explained in a November Instagram video, "These two things are a way to keep me close to home and to what's most important to me." 

So, before the 22-year-old would slip into his show day wardrobe, "I've always done that dance at least once in Dad's shirt," the photographer explained. "It just feels like a big hug every time I put it on." 

Though he hasn't felt Steve's physical embrace since the then-44-year-old was felled by a stingray's barb on Sept. 4, 2006, while filming his Ocean's Deadliest doc in Australia's Batt Reef, "In some way, I want him part of it," Robert explained of his victorious DWTS run. "Because this experience has truly changed my life. And I know I wouldn’t be here without him and his legacy that I get to continue." 

In fact, most every move he, sister Bindi Irwin and their mom Terri Irwin make is choreographed to pay tribute to their family patriarch. 

In addition to continuing his work through the family's Australia Zoo, their Wildlife Warriors non-profit and the annual Steve Irwin Gala, they make sure Steve remains very much a part of their menagerie. 

And while the environmentalist passed a full decade and a half before Bindi and husband Chandler Powell welcomed daughter Grace Warrior, she's well-versed on her namesake. 

"We call him Grandpa Crocodile," Bindi said on a June 2025 episode of Kylie Kelce's Not Gonna Lie podcast. And thanks to the endless hours of footage he captured on his mission to protect wildlife, "She gets to watch his documentaries and it's really special."