Alix Earle is once again speaking candidly about her veneers — this time with humor.
The 25-year-old influencer shared a TikTok video on Tuesday, January 20, showing herself smiling in what appeared to be a dark nightclub as T.I.’s “Whatever You Like” played. In the clip, her teeth visibly glowed under the lights.
“No, I don’t have veneers, why do you ask?” Earle joked, adding in the caption, “Glow in the dark giving me away.”
The post follows Earle’s more serious discussion about veneers in a July 2025 TikTok, where she revealed she regretted getting them. She said she initially avoided sharing her experience because she did not want to encourage others to make a decision she now questions.
Earle explained that after wearing Invisalign in high school, two of her teeth appeared shorter, leading her to try composite bonding. While the procedure improved their appearance, it left the teeth fragile. She said stress-related teeth grinding caused the bonding to crack repeatedly.
As her TikTok following grew during college, Earle decided to pursue veneers. Although she initially wanted just two, she said a dentist persuaded her to get 10.
“I really regretted it right away,” she said in the video, describing the emotional impact of realizing the change was permanent. Earle added that her veneers look similar to her natural teeth, which made her question the decision even more.
She acknowledged that the choice was hers but said it was made too quickly and without enough consultation. “It’s something I really regret doing,” she said.
Earle also recalled a stressful incident aboard a Ritz-Carlton cruise when one of her teeth cracked while she was at a social event. Actress Kate Hudson was with her at the time and helped her through the moment. Earle later shared a clip of herself filing down the damaged tooth.
“Thank God for her,” Earle said, calling Hudson “so sweet.”
The influencer, who has more than 8.3 million TikTok followers and competed on Dancing With the Stars last year, also discussed her future plans in a recent interview with People. She said 2026 will mark a period of major new beginnings, including a new YouTube series, Get Real with Me, and the launch of her own company.
“It should be a big year,” Earle said, “with a lot of new beginnings.”