Sophie Cunningham loses it over Alix Earle flaunting white bodycon dress amid reported breakup with Braxton Berrios

Braxton Berrios' rumored ex-girlfriend, Alix Earle, was back in Miami to host a SipMARGS yacht party during Art Basel. Following the event, she posted on Instagram on Saturday, giving fans a glimpse of her outfit, a white corset-style dress.

“Good to see u again Miami 🤸🏼🤸🏼🤸🏼," Earle wrote in the caption.

WNBA player Sophie Cunningham liked the look. She commented under the post:

“Slayyyyy🔥🔥.”

Source: (Via Instagram/ @alix_earle)

Cunningham’s message comes at a time when there are rumors that Earle and Houston Texans wide receiver Braxton Berrios have broken up.

In September, Cunningham reacted to Earle’s debut on "Dancing with the Stars" Season 34.

Earle danced a Cha Cha to “Circus” and wore a Britney Spears-inspired outfit.

After the performance aired on Sept. 16, Cunningham commented: “Killed it.”

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Alix Earle received a response from Braxton Berrios after the DWTS finale before breakup rumors surfaced

Alix Earle got a message from her alleged ex-boyfriend, Braxton Berrios, right after the "Dancing With the Stars" Season 34 finale. The NFL player congratulated her on Instagram after she posted about finishing the show on Nov. 28.

Earle shared photos from the finale and wrote a long thank-you note about her three months on the show.

“Thankful 💕🪩 what a perfect night to end out such a special three months of DWTS," she wrote. "Still trying to process this all being over. Beyond grateful for all the friends and memories I made along the way. Many more posts to come. but wanted to say thank you to each and every one of you who voted & enjoyed this journey alongside us. I love you all happy thanksgiving 👏🏻.”

Braxton replied, writing:

“So proud of you and the way you poured everything into each and every week ♥️.”

Source: (Via Instagram/ @alix_earle)

Earle finished the season in second place with her partner Val Chmerkovskiy, a two-time DWTS champion who helped guide her through the tough competition.