Braxton Berrios turned a casual New York Giants TikTok into a viral moment by correctly naming all 11 beauty products in the team’s challenge. The clip had already been viewed more than 10.7 million times in three days, and fans quickly decided the performance looked like it had been coached.
That is why Alix Earle was pulled into the conversation. On a recent TikTok post, a fan asked whether she had seen the clip, and Earle replied, “I see everything.” The line did not confirm anything about how Berrios learned the products, but it was enough to send commenters back to the same conclusion: he sounded like someone who had been paying attention for a long time.
The video landed in a public thread that already had its own history. Earle and Berrios were linked romantically beginning in early 2023, confirmed their relationship on the red carpet in July 2023 and later announced in December 2025 that they had amicably parted ways. A source told Us Weekly that most of the relationship was long-distance and that they mutually agreed to split, which helped explain why a beauty-product challenge could still drag their names back into the same conversation months later.
What fans filled in, though, was not the same thing either of them actually said. Comments credited Earle with training him, including jokes that she would be proud and that he had clearly learned from her, but neither Berrios nor Earle said she taught him the products. That gap is part of why the moment spread so fast: the clip gave viewers just enough to build a story of its own, even without anyone on camera confirming it.
Earle also added fuel of her own this week. On Tuesday, July 21, she posted a video singing along to “Total Eclipse of the Heart” with large yellow text reading, “In a committed relationship with myself.” Put next to the Giants clip, the timing gave the online crowd another reason to treat the viral moment like more than a game-day stunt. For now, the cleanest read is simple: Berrios knew all 11 products, the clip raced past 10.7 million views, and Earle chose to answer the curiosity without spelling out the backstory.
