Alexandra Cooper

Alexandra Cooper was birthed on August 21st 1994 in Newtown Pennsylvania. Bryan Cooper was a former hockey player at the University of Wisconsin. Cooper had two siblings in Newtown Pennsylvania: Kathryn Cooper and Grant Cooper. Pennington High School was her high school. Cooper was an athlete who competed when she was a high school both as a junior and senior. The coaches in Boston University noticed her athleticism and offered her the opportunity to receive a scholarship. Cooper took the offer of a scholarship and played soccer on Boston University's Division-1 women's team for the course of four years in the degree. Cooper also played as co-captain in her senior season. Cooper was the captain of her M.C.T. Championships and won the Prep-A crown for four years. When she was a junior, she was also named to the All-Prep and All-Area First teams. However sports was not the only thing Cooper was good at. During university she became fascinated by the entertainment and media industry. This was when she made the decision to go into this career. Following her graduation at Boston University in the field of film and television, Cooper started her career as an on-air studio anchor for DirtyWater Media. Cooper worked as an on-air anchor at Dirty Water Media shortly after her graduation in the year 2016. Cooper began spreading news about her abilities. In 2016, she launched an audio show that featured comedy and advice that she titled"Call Her Daddy. It was a podcast about sexual relationships with men and women, as well as being a part of the New York City cultural scene. This podcast became an instant hit, having hundreds of subscribers in just one year. Cooper has signed an exclusive agreement worth $60 million with Spotify by 2021. It was stipulated in the agreement that the podcast will exclusively be available on Spotify's streaming platform.

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