Braxton Berrios' girlfriend Alix Earle loves Dolphins WR's 'protective' nature

Miami Dolphins star Braxton Berrios and his girlfriend Alix Earle completed one year of their relationship in November last year. The two have been noted to be quite open about praising each other's good qualities in public. Earle recently revealed how she loves the "protective" nature of the wide receiver.

Alix Earle's statement came during the latest episode of her "Hot Mess" podcast on Friday. The SI model revealed how she likes protective guys, and thankfully, Braxton Berrios has that "protective" nature. Sharing praises for the wide receiver, Earle said:

"I'd say Braxton's very very protective but he's not jealous because he knows that he has me and he knows that I'm not going anywhere. I'm not turning my head for anyone. So like he might feel that sense of security with you. So he's not jealous and that's great."

"But I love a protective guy, you know. I'm like if someone comes up and touches me or does something weird like I want a guy who's going to punch him and he's going to fall flat to the floor. That like I love," Earle further added. (28:56)

Braxton Berrios' girlfriend Alix Earle recalled 'toxic' habit of making WR 'jealous' during initial dating days

Before talking about her "love" for Braxton Berrios' "protective" nature, Alix Earle recalled her initial dating days. The SI model revealed how she used to try and "purposefully" make the wide receiver jealous. Sharing details into the same, Earle said:

"I know I had a very toxic relationship with guys and my mindset on relationships. And you know going into dating Braxton, I don't like to admit this but I always the type that like I would do something or say something purposefully or like put something in front of his face about another guy to like try and get him to be jealous."

"So that I could see if he cares because I feel like I want to know 'do you care about this? Why don't you care? That's weird if you don't care? And Braxton was like I don't sh*t with this. Stop doing this. This is not going to work for me and I was like 'okay'," Earle concluded. (27:20)

Earlir this week, LA County has been suffering from horrific wildfires since Wednesday. To help the victims of the wildfire, Alix Earle used her social media influence to promote Airbnb's initiative to offer free temporary shelters.