Alexandra Cooper

Alexandra Cooper was birthed on July 21st, 1994 in Newtown Pennsylvania. Bryan Cooper is her father. Cooper played hockey in the University of Wisconsin. Cooper lived alongside her siblings: her younger sister Kathryn as well as brother Grant in her hometown Newtown Pennsylvania. Pennington High School is where she attended. Cooper excelled as a student athlete. She played both high school and college. Boston University offered Cooper a sports scholarship after they noticed her athleticism. Cooper was able to accept the scholarship as she played soccer on Boston University's Division-1 women's team throughout all four years of her degree. She was also co-captain during her senior year. Cooper led her team to four M.C.T. In all four of her seasons, she was crowned Prep A and won the honor of All-Prep First team. Both as a sophomore and Senior, Cooper was awarded All-Prep Team and First Team and All-Area Team First Team honors. Cooper was a multi-talented athlete however sports was only one of them. Cooper became fascinated by the field of entertainment and media throughout her time at university. She decided this is the path she wanted to pursue. Cooper earned the degree of film and television at Boston University. Soon after graduating Cooper began working as an on-air anchor at Dirty Water Media in 2016 and spreading awareness about her abilities. Cooper began a comedy podcast named"Call Her Daddy, two years after she graduated. It talked about sex sexual relationships and the culture of New York City. The show was a huge success, attracting thousands of loyal followers in just one year. In 2021 Cooper signed an exclusive deal that was worth $60,000 with Spotify. In the contract, it was stipulated that only Spotify will be able to access the podcast.

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