Alexandra Cooper

Alexandra Cooper is a Pennsylvanian born in Newtown, Pennsylvania on the 21st of August, 1994. Bryan Cooper played hockey for the University of Wisconsin. Cooper had two siblings in Newtown Pennsylvania: Kathryn Cooper and Grant Cooper. Pennington High School is where Cooper attended. Cooper was competitive as both an undergraduate and a senior highschool. Coaches in Boston University noticed her athleticism and gave the opportunity to receive a award of a scholarship. Cooper decided to accept the opportunity to receive a scholarship and was a part of Boston University's women's soccer team in Division-1 during her 4-year graduation. Cooper also served as co-captain the final year of her career. Cooper led her team to four M.C.T. Cooper steered her team to four M.C.T. The junior and senior years of her honors include All-Prep, All-Area and All-Prep 1st Team. Cooper's talents were not limited to sports. While at the university, her love affair with media, as well as entertainment grew. This was when she decided to go into this career. Following her graduation from Boston University in the field of television and film Cooper started her career as an anchor on the air with DirtyWater Media. Cooper employed as an on-air anchor with Dirty Water Media shortly after graduation in 2016. Cooper was distributing the information about her talents. Cooper started a podcast based on comedy that was titled Call Her Daddy, two years after she graduated. The show discussed New York City, sex and sexual relations. In just one year, the program attracted thousands of followers. Cooper has signed an agreement with a value of $60 million for 2021. The agreement stipulated that the podcast would be available only on the streaming device.

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