Braxton Berrios' girlfriend Alix Earle names one quirk that she can't stand

Quirks can be a turning point in a romantic relationship. And on Thursday, Miami Dolphins wide receiver Braxton Berrios' girlfriend, Alix Earle, specifically named one quirk she cannot stand.

Earle discussed this quirk on the "Hot Mess" podcast and added that her relationship with Berrios would not have been the same had he had this quirk.

"I think about it at times, like Braxton he drinks his water and it's quiet," Earle said. (32:21) "But, like some people, it must be like the anatomy, make a really loud noise. And, like for me, I don't know if I'd be able to date him. Like now, if he started gulping, I wouldn't break up with him. But, like in the beginning, it would make things different."

Earle previously made headlines for her views on dealing with trollers on social media. Earle claimed she developed a "thick skin" for trolling, as she has been on social media for so long.

Braxton Berrios' girlfriend Alix Earle opened up about dealing with social media trolling

As a long-time social media influencer, Alix Earle has faced multiple encounters with social media trolling over the years. However, she has developed a "thick skin" against these trolls. The SI model talked about the same during the Jan. 16th episode of "Hot Mess:"

"I do an interview or someone else posts a video of me or a clip of me and like reading for the first time, people being like, 'she's so mid or she's so this or she's so that,' I was like, 'Oh my God. Oh my God.' And then I'm realizing like I don't need to be, like I never claimed." [25:14]

"That's what gets in your head because I'm like, 'Wait, was I supposed to be like Margot fu***ng Robbie? I'm literally this normal girl from New Jersey. I mean, social media is like a whole another piece. It has taught me to definitely have thick skin, that's for sure."

Earle was among the Los Angeles residents who left their houses and accommodations due to the recent wildfire. The SI model later recapped her "devastating" experience with emergency evacuation in LA.