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Alex Cooper has been everywhere these past few days and it feels like the Call Her Daddy empire is breaking new ground almost every sunrise. Just last week, Cooper dropped a tantalizing teaser on the podcast’s Instagram—cutting into a cake marked Season 30, pink filling, and the cagiest rose emoji caption fans have ever seen. Instantly, speculation exploded that she might have something to do with the upcoming Bachelor season, with some diehards convinced she was about to be announced as the next host, or that a major Bachelor reveal would happen on her show. Cooper shot down pregnancy rumors in the comments but kept mum on all Bachelor details, sending the fanbase into delicious speculation mode according to Us Weekly. Bachelor Nation is on alert for a crossover, especially after ABC’s recent shakeups and with Jesse Palmer’s future as host possibly in flux.

Speaking of crossovers, Alex Cooper just orchestrated one that hit the reality TV and social media worlds like a thunderclap. On her most recent Call Her Daddy episode, Cooper was at the center of the reality TV casting story of the week, hosting new Bachelorette Taylor Frankie Paul for the first public confirmation that a Hulu star will lead The Bachelorette. When Taylor dropped the now-viral “I don’t have notes on how this works,” it splintered fans—half loving the franchise shakeup, half doubting the wisdom of picking an outsider. The moment trended all over X, Instagram, and entertainment roundups. Cooper’s role in giving this story its first platform cements her status as the interviewer of the reality zeitgeist, not just the observer. This isn’t just a headline; it’s a pivotal shift in the franchise playbook, and Cooper is once again the name at the center.

But it isn’t just the talk. Time Magazine named Alex Cooper one of its 100 Most Influential Creators of 2025, a rarefied club that speaks volumes about her transition from podcast provocateur to business force and media mogul. She’s freshly celebrated for producing, with MysticArt Pictures, the new Hulu dating show Overboard for Love—earning her raves from industry insiders for turning digital charisma into streaming TV gold. To cap off the summer, she threw an end-of-season blowout in Montauk just days after her 30th birthday, with celebrities and influencers buzzing about it for days, as reported by AOL.

Businesswise, she’s not just growing her media empire—her much-discussed hydration beverage line is riding the wave of creator-driven consumer products, reflecting a trend highlighted by Doug Shapiro’s analysis of media as marketing-first. There are no confirmed new endorsements, but industry chatter notes Cooper’s ability to turn audience loyalty into product sales is one big reason she’s being studied as a business phenom.

On socials, Cooper’s Call Her Daddy podcast remains at the top of the charts and fans are dissecting every hint she drops. This week, SiriusXM and iHeart both spotlighted her, affirming her status as the most-listened-to female podcaster. Recent guests include Hollywood names like Madelaine Petsch and, most notably, Cardi B—whose appearance drove even more buzz for Cooper as a celebrity whisperer.

All told, in just a handful of days, Alex Cooper has gone from party host to influencer icon to the frontrunner for shaping reality TV’s next era. Whether she steps onto The Bachelor stage herself or keeps redefining the playbook behind the scenes, it’s clear Cooper isn’t just reporting the pop culture news—she is the headline.

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