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Braxton Berrios' girlfriend has been enjoying a successful career as a social media influencer, along with an extensive modeling career. Apart from content creation and social media, Earle has also tried her hand at acting, with her most recent performance in Adam Sandler's "Happy Gilmore 2" movie.The Sports Illustrated model's cameo in the movie was loved by fans, an opportunity for which she previously credited Sandler's daughters. According to Earle, it was Sunny and Sadie Sandlers who vouched for her casting in the film. Interestingly, Earle recently admitted to looking forward to pursuing acting as a career. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe ‘Hollywood Report’ released an exclusive interview with Alix Earle on Wednesday, in which she answered multiple questions about her career and related future plans. One of the questions was about some "long-term goals that you [Earle] have for" herself. In addition to acting, Earle talked about her business-related plans in detail."I would love to try acting — that’s a very ambitious goal for myself, but one day, if there was a role fitting for me, I would love to explore that. In a business sense, building something of my own is something I’m super passionate about," Earle said.Alix Earle has currently been a participant in the 'Dancing With The Stars' reality show. In this week's episode, the model had a spooky Halloween-themed performance, which was later reviewed by her boyfriend, Braxton Berrios.Alix Earle revealed BF Braxton Berrios' emotional support during 1st DWTS performanceAlix Earle recorded her first live performance at the DWTS last month. Before the recording session, Earle faced massive anxiety and battled low confidence. That was when Braxton Berrios came with his support, helping the Sports Illustrated model get rid of all her performance fears and gain massive confidence."I called him on the way ("to Dancing with the Stars"), just feeling nervous and unsure and uncertain. He assured me that feeling nervous is a privilege," Earle said via PEOPLE. "And it's OK to be outside of your comfort zone. He always says this before every game, it's like, if you're nervous, you're doing something right, and I don't know, getting out of your comfort zone."Braxton Berrios and Alix Earle have been highly supportive individuals when it comes to their careers. In fact, Earle previously made it clear with one of her statements how she has been quite selfish when it comes to choosing between her career and her relationship with the Texans' wide receiver.
