‘My life is crazy!’ See trailer for Alix Earle’s new reality show

Alix Earle is already a wide open book, and she’s about to divulge even more information about herself.

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The social media star’s reality show “Earle Meets World” premieres on Netflix on Sept. 4.

In the meantime, fans can get a taste of what her docuseries is all about by watching the newly dropped trailer.

The clip begins with Earle explaining how her simple yet raw, unfiltered “GRWM” (Get Ready With Me) videos “amped up” and made her the mega-influencer she is today.

“Ahhh!” she screams in a voiceover as the camera pans to her in Times Square seeing the larger-than-life billboard (and she’s naked) for her skincare line Reale Actives. “My life is crazy!”

Netflix says the point of the “unscripted” show is so fans can see a different side of the 25-year-old’s life that doesn’t involve a cellphone. Viewers will get a better understanding of the University of Miami alum’s origin story, which involves a complicated family dynamic.

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For those who don’t read the Gotham gossip tabs, when the New Jersey native was in third grade, her father Thomas “TJ” Earle began an affair with his now wife, ex-call girl Ashley Dupré, best known for her role in New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer’s prostitution scandal. The disgraced former politician was forced to resign after his extracurricular activities came to light.

Dupré went on to marry and have three kids with Earle’s father, and be a devoted stepmom to the TikTok personality and her younger sister Ashtin, 23. Their large blended family will be a big plot point, as will Earle’s biological mother Alisa’s battle with breast cancer.

Even more drama, chaos and tears went down during shooting of the show: Earle went through a breakup with former Miami Dolphins player Braxton Berrios.

“Alix is crying again,” her father tells Dupré in one scene during the aftermath of the split.

The It Girl also had a cringy, public fallout with media queen/Unwell founder Alex Cooper over her “Hot Mess” podcast, which no longer exists. The reason for that mysterious feud may or may not come to light. We’ll have to tune in, apparently.

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“Everywhere I step,” Earle says in a voiceover, “there’s a story.”