TikTok star Alix Earle is taking her candid chaos from social media to the small screen with a brand new Netflix docuseries, Earle Meets World19:31, 19 Aug 2026Netflix fans 'have chills' after watching the new teaser.‌Social media star Alix Earle is swapping her phone screen for the TV screen as she fronts a brand new Netflix documentary series, Earle Meets World, which drops on 4 September.‌The 25-year-old TikTok sensation gives followers an unfiltered glimpse into her life away from the world of social media, with the official synopsis promising nothing will be off limits.‌"Gen-Z's ultimate It Girl, Alix Earle, is making the next big jump in her career," it reads. "Can she balance her burgeoning business empire with being that unfiltered, twenty-something, hot mess that America fell in love with? Now she's taking her candid chaos from your FYP to TV... and nothing is off limits."Ahead of the show's launch, Alix said: "I'm most excited for people to see more of my real life beyond the quick clips, especially with my family. And for fans to experience the full picture as it happens - the chaos, the emotional moments, the stressful parts."‌The show boasts a packed family cast, including her dad TJ and his wife Ashley, plus their kids Izabel, Penelope and Thomas, reports OK!. They are joined by Alix's mum Alisa and her boyfriend Todd, as well as her well-known sister Ashtin.The documentary's trailer, which dropped on Wednesday 19 August, offers a glimpse at some of the more emotional moments in store for viewers, with Alix seen breaking down in tears as she recalls the moment she learnt her mum had been diagnosed with breast cancer."Halfway through Dancing with the Stars, I found out my mum had cancer," Alix shares. The content creator appeared on Season 34 of the popular American dance competition last autumn, where she finished as runner-up.‌In a subsequent clip, sister Ashtin delivers a heartbreaking health revelation, saying: "There's a 50% chance, Alix or I are at a higher risk."Having a parent diagnosed with cancer can in certain circumstances heighten the likelihood of their children developing the illness too.‌Alix has previously been open about her mother's health struggles, sharing a touching video of her receiving treatment back in January.Alongside the Instagram post, she wrote: "Go momma! So proud and inspired by you no challenge you can't face and come back stronger .. I love you!".Content cannot be displayed without consent‌The trailer has left fans counting down the days until the show lands on Netflix. One viewer posted on YouTube: "I haven’t been this excited for a series in YEARSSSSS."Someone else chimed in: "I'm so freaking excited about a reality show better than the Kardashian."While another fan commented on social media: "I have chills."Article continues belowEarle Meets World will be available to stream on Netflix from September 4