Tina Purvis

He's all up in it.

And then they went to his rooftop very infamously to have that big kind of throwdown about the podcast.

And that's what led to it ending.

And Sophia and Alex splitting up.

And Sophia going to start her own podcast.

And Alex Cooper keeping the Call Her Daddy IP and blowing it up into this like multi-million, million dollar business.

Insane.

And it's also a safe space for people because they know that Call Her Daddy has a very specific formula.

There's really no hard questions.

It's all pre-approved.

Alex only reads off her question card that her team and her have put together.

This is all stuff she's said.

This is not like a bombshell or anything.

And she it's sort of so like they can come on and they can answer pre-prepared questions.

They know there's going to be no deep probing.

The only time she's done like a really kind of like call her out sort of interview was with Jamie Lynn Spears.

And that was because the public tied against her was so intense that I think she knew because she called her up and said, like, I have follow up questions because she hadn't hit it the first time in the interview.

And so that's kind of been the thought of Alex is like some people call her an ambulance chaser and some people are like, well, she kind of like, yes, she uses these women for her business, but also it's a very kind of win-win situation because then they get to come on and have like a very positive PR experience with someone who's not going to push them.

It was only a few words.

It was, I'm on it, exclamation mark, but it was enough to set the internet on fire.