Alexandra Cooper

Alexandra Cooper was conceived on August 21, 1994, in Newtown Pennsylvania. Bryan Cooper was a former hockey player with the University of Wisconsin. Cooper was raised living in Newtown Pennsylvania, with her siblings and two brothers. Pennington High School was her high school. Cooper was a competitive athlete during his junior and senior years of high school. Boston University offered Cooper a sports scholarship after they noticed her athleticism. Cooper accepted her scholarship offer, and she was a part of Boston University's Division-1 women's team for the course of four years in her degree. Cooper was a senior year cocaptain. Cooper was Captain of her M.C.T. Cooper was the team's leader, guiding them to four M.C.T. As a sophomore as well as a senior, Cooper earned All-Prep Team first Team and All-Area Team first Team distinctions. Cooper was not just good at sports. She became interested in the world of entertainment and the media throughout her time at university. Then she made the decision to create an enviable career out of the industry. Graduating from Boston University, she has an education in Television and Film. Cooper was hired by Dirty Water Media as a studio anchor in 2016, soon after graduating. Cooper used the opportunity to spread the word of her skills. In the following year, she launched the podcast which featured humorous advice for parents named "Call Her Daddy" two years later. The podcast talked about New York City, sex and sexual relationships. In just a few months, hundreds of fans joined. Cooper is expected to sign an exclusive 60 million contract in 2021, with Spotify. The deal stated that podcasts could only be accessible on streaming devices.

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