Alix Earle finally breaks silence on ‘fun’ Tom Brady romance on Netflix show

Alix Earle finally spoke out on those Tom Brady romance rumors on her new Netflix show, “Earle Meets World.”

In the second episode of the series, which premiered Friday, “Dancing With the Stars” pro Jenna Johnson questioned Earle, 25, about her connection to the 45-year-old athlete.

“What’s going on?” the dancer, 32, asked Earle as the reality star rehearsed for a Season 34 performance with her partner — and Johnson’s husband — Val Chmerkovskiy.

“I don’t know what’s going on,” Earle, who was spotted cozying up to Brady at a St. Bart’s New Year’s Eve party in January, replied. “I’m having fun.”

When Johnson asked whether “it [was], like, confirmed,” Earle shrugged and repeated, “No, I’m just having fun.”

She noted, “I know, a lot has changed since last time.”

Johnson said she “love[d] that for” Earle before asking how the TikTok star was doing after her breakup with NFL player Braxton Berrios.

“I’m good,” Earle insisted.

Johnson pretended to dial a phone, quipping, “Then you were like, ‘Tom, come over, cutie.’”

Reps for Brady and Earle did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.

After the duo was first seen together, they sparked chatter again in February for PDA at a private Super Bowl bash.

Page Six confirmed the pair’s “not-so-serious fling” at the time, with a source telling us Brady and Earle were having “fun.”

The insider noted the retired quarterback is a “very particular” and “intentional” “perfectionist” who “doesn’t hook up with just anyone.”

When Brady was also romantically linked to Scooter Braun’s ex-wife, Yael Cohen, we heard, “Alix and Tom have never been serious and their relationship has always been casual and ‘I’ll see you when I see you’ vibe. She is doing her own thing and having fun, and is not worried.”

Elsewhere in Earle’s new show, she weighed in on other headlines — including her bitter feud with “Call Her Daddy” podcast host Alex Cooper.

“Earle Meets World” is currently streaming on Netflix.

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