Video taking off 13x its usual first day

Alix Earle tries hockey gear before Toronto's coffee-shop crowds

Her first Canadian visit mixes a Maple Leafs locker-room stop, CN Tower drinks and a pop-up where fans queued overnight.

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Alix Earle Story of October 31, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 78,600 views a day, 13 times a normal first day on this channel (6,036).

Two Days in Toronto !!

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1:16Sally brings Canadian snacks, including ketchup chips and Tim Hortons Timbits.
6:34Earle and Sally explore the Maple Leafs locker room, try on hockey gear and play-fight.
8:51A sponsored SeatGeek segment takes place at Scotiabank Arena.
11:03Earle curls her hair and gets dressed for dinner and drinks at the CN Tower.
16:13Earle arrives to cheering fans, then serves drinks, hands out gift bags and shares hugs inside.

Sally has done her Canadian snack research. She arrives with ketchup chips and Tim Hortons Timbits, giving Alix Earle's first visit to Canada a distinctly local welcome before the packed itinerary gets going.

"Two Days in Toronto !!" follows Earle through hockey gear, dinner above the city and a coffee-shop meet-and-greet. It reached roughly 44,000 views in nine hours, an opening pace well ahead of her usual uploads.

This is a promotional trip for her brand, Reale Actives, as it expands into Canada. The vlog also includes a sponsored SeatGeek segment at Scotiabank Arena. Around those commitments, Earle and Sally explore the Maple Leafs locker room, try on equipment and play-fight, before Earle swaps hockey gear for an evening outfit and drinks at the CN Tower.

The next morning brings a different kind of crowd. While getting her hair and makeup done, Earle discusses fans who have been lining up overnight. At the venue, she hands out drinks and gift bags, shares hugs and chats with attendees.

The comments add a few requests to that itinerary: viewers ask for visits to Australia and the UK, while someone who attended remembers meeting her at the pop-up. Another wants a closer look at the less glamorous machinery behind all this travel: what's in her bag.

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