Alix Earle isn’t hiding out after her split … she’s stepping out.

The newly single influencer made an appearance at NYLON House during Miami Art Week, marking her first outing since calling it quits with NFL wide receiver Braxton Berrios.

Earle looked unshaken as she hit the Art Basel hotspot solo, just days after news broke that her two-year romance with Berrios had officially fizzled. The pair reportedly tried to power through, but long distance finally wore them down. PEOPLE reported the breakup was mutual.

Alix didn’t look heartbroken … far from it. She was smiling, posing for pics, and dancing her way through the night like someone fully embracing her single girl freedom.

Miami’s nightlife royalty was out in full force … Tyga, Lori Harvey, and Ice Spice all pulled up as Alix soaked up plenty of attention as she floated through the party.

Marciano Brunette is sending a message loud and clear after filing a lawsuit against Demi Engemann and it’s all about “getting even.”

Just one day after suing Engemann over her sexual assault allegations, the “Vanderpump Villa” star dropped an Instagram Reel Saturday featuring a trending sound about payback. In the clip, the voiceover says, “Somebody do something to me, I’ll do something to them, this is common sense,” followed by, “So you believe in getting even? Hell to the yeah.”

We broke the story … according to court docs, obtained by TMZ, he accuses “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” star of falsely portraying him as a “sexual predator,” claiming the allegations have wrecked his reputation and cost him job opportunities.

His filing lays out his version of their interactions while filming in Italy … alleging they flirted, talked privately, and shared a consensual kiss. Marciano claims Demi continued contacting him for months afterward, which he argues doesn’t align with someone responding to assault.

Demi, who is married to Bret Engemann, said on the show that the physical interaction with Brunette was “unwanted.” In a confessional, she added, “You never deserve unwanted touch … unwanted touch is unwanted touch.”

A mass shooting tore through an unlicensed bar in South Africa over the weekend … leaving 12 people dead, including three young children, as police search for multiple gunmen who opened fire without warning.

The attack went down early Saturday inside a bar operating out of a hostel west of Pretoria. Cops say 10 victims died on scene, and two more passed away at the hospital.

Among the dead … a 3-year-old boy, a 12-year-old boy, and a 16-year-old girl … all caught in a hail of bullets during what should’ve been an ordinary night for locals. Another 13 people were rushed to the hospital with gunshot wounds. Authorities haven’t released their ages or conditions.

Police say they’re looking for three male suspects believed to have stormed into the bar before unloading gunfire at random. “We are told that at least three unknown gunmen entered this hostel where a group of people were drinking and they started randomly shooting,” a police spokesperson told national broadcaster SABC.