Alix Earle was targeted with a 'Fake titiies' remark on Sunday, 15 November after LSU Football shared a sideline photograph of the influencer wearing a plunging denim top alongside Cookie Kiffin. The picture from the LSU–Texas game in Baton Rouge also attracted criticism of LSU and a message defending Cookie.
Fake titiies
— dani GBF (@EmCanthropus) November 15, 2026
The meeting took place before Saturday's game at Tiger Stadium, where Earle was among several celebrity visitors. LSU's post highlighted the pairing, but some replies shifted attention towards her appearance and the university's football programme.
Alix Earle's Sideline Denim Look
Earle wore a fitted denim top with a deep neckline and matching jeans, carrying a black shoulder bag as she leaned towards Cookie. He stood beside her in a purple LSU Tigers hoodie, with players and other attendees visible behind them.
Needed this collab
— LSU Football (@LSUfootball) November 15, 2026
Alix Earle ✖️ Cookie pic.twitter.com/jher22Sq2O
The LSU Football post on X identified both by name and introduced the pairing as a 'collab.' The photograph captured a posed meeting during the game-day activity rather than a formal fashion appearance.
Online Replies Target Earle and LSU
The sideline photograph drew a mix of reactions, with some commenters taking aim at LSU and another directing a crude personal remark at Earle. Others turned their attention to Cookie, including a reply urging people to leave him alone.
Among those criticising the football programme was @JohnDoubleStick, who wrote, 'LSU is not a serious program.' The reply took aim at the team's image rather than commenting directly on Earle's denim outfit.
LSU is not a serious program.
— John (@JohnDoubleStick) November 15, 2026
That dismissive sentiment appeared in another response from @dajali, who posted, 'Unserious university.' Both comments directed their criticism at LSU, although neither explained precisely what about the photograph prompted the reaction.
Elsewhere, the responses became personal. @EmCanthropus wrote, 'Fake titiies,' targeting Earle's appearance with an unsubstantiated remark rather than discussing the game or the sideline meeting.
Earle's Raising Cane's Connection
Earle has made college football appearances through Raising Cane's game-day events and celebrity outreach, according to The Big Lead. The report does not establish whether the company arranged her attendance at this particular LSU game.
The report says Earle has no direct connection to LSU and identifies musician Shaboozey and former LSU player Leonard Fournette among the other celebrity visitors. It does not disclose the arrangements for Earle's appearance or establish that she was paid to pose with Cookie.
Cookie Kiffin's LSU Family Ties
Cookie, whose real name is Christian, is the nephew of LSU head coach Lane Kiffin and the son of LSU co-defensive coordinator and linebackers coach Chris Kiffin. The report describes him as a regular presence at games and around the programme's recruiting activities.
He has also been seen spending time with players and celebrating on the field. His family connections and regular appearances have made him a familiar figure around the team.
LSU's Narrow Defeat to Texas
The pre-game meeting preceded LSU's 22–21 defeat to Texas at Tiger Stadium on Saturday, 14 November. In front of 102,321 spectators, the Longhorns overturned an 11-point second-half deficit before Arch Manning found Raleek Brown for a four-yard touchdown with three seconds remaining, according to the University of Texas match report.
LSU had established a 21–10 lead after quarterback Sam Leavitt threw two touchdown passes to Jackson Harris and running back Dilin Jones added a 44-yard touchdown run. Texas closed the gap through field goals from Gianni Spetic, while its defence kept LSU scoreless throughout the fourth quarter.
Manning then led a 12-play, 58-yard winning drive, completing six of eight passes for 51 yards during the possession. The late touchdown secured Texas its first victory at LSU's home stadium since 1952.
