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Alex Cooper has surged into headline territory these past few days thanks to a multi-year partnership just announced between her Unwell Network and Google. This deal marks a watershed moment not just for her brand but for the way creator-driven media and tech can intertwine. According to TechBuzz, Google is betting big on Cooper's influence and her team will showcase Pixel devices, Gemini AI, and other Google hardware across every facet of Unwell's workflow and content pipeline. This goes far beyond standard influencer fare; Cooper's operations, including her podcasts and newly launched Unwell Creative Agency, will actively demonstrate Google's product integration, notably in high-profile campaigns and activations. Google's press blog highlights how Cooper's crew will use Pixel phones to shoot and edit, wear Pixel Buds and Watches for hands-free content creation with Gemini AI, and collaborate via Google Workspace—a real-time demonstration of next-gen media production.
This partnership builds upon Cooper's cameo at Google's Made by Google event in August, where she helped introduce the Camera Coach feature for Pixel 10. That appearance now looks like a prelude to this sweeping collaboration, with the first campaign being a comedic road-trip ad for Pixel 10 and T-Mobile, starring Cooper, Aidy Bryant, and Sabrina Impacciatore. Cooper herself told Reel360 that the Unwell Creative Agency—her newest venture—is about adding honesty and wit to branded content, making brands truly resonate with a Gen Z audience increasingly tuned out by traditional influencer culture.
Business podcasts like The Best One Yet are dissecting the move as classic vertical integration, noting that Cooper is monetizing every piece of the value chain as Unwell expands into live events, production, and now advertising. Call Her Daddy, with its reported ten million listeners per episode, is not only commanding a massive audience but is also serving as the launchpad for Unwell’s agency work and wider network initiatives, including SiriusXM programming and Unwell Hydration partnerships. This relentless expansion is making Cooper a case study for how modern creators morph into multiplatform business leaders.
On the pop culture and social media front, Cooper continues to stoke speculation. Cosmopolitan chronicled how Cooper’s Instagram post—featuring a pink cake and cryptic rose emoji—fueled rumors over the next Bachelorette, with fans parsing every comment from Mormon Wives cast members and Bachelor alums. The Bachelorette buzz had been hyped for weeks before Cooper’s podcast confirmed Taylor Frankie Paul as the new lead, turning a social media tease into breaking reality TV news.
Cooper’s omnipresence stretches into major industry events too. SiriusXM’s Built with Audio gathering featured Cooper talking about the future of audio ads and creator-driven influence, underscoring her status not just as a podcast host but as a taste-maker at the intersection of media, tech, and commerce.
As for speculation or rumors, while some fans wondered if an alcohol or protein brand was next in Cooper's ever-expanding portfolio, there’s no verified indication anything outside Unwell, Google, and the podcast is imminent. Instead, the real story is this: Alex Cooper is cementing herself as a business visionary whose moves with Google and Unwell are likely to define what the next era of creator media looks like—highly integrated, relentlessly monetized, and always a headline away from changing the game.
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