Alix Earle is suffering from some serious growing pains … at least according to a TikTok posted Wednesday.

The popular influencer got vulnerable about where her head is at following her breakup with NFL star Braxton Berrios, sharing a pic of her lying in bed in a dimly lit room with a towel wrapped around her head.

Alix wrote, “Is my frontal lobe developing because I’m about to turn 25 and usually I stress abt having the biggest party but all I want to do is workout, meditate, play card games, & have good convos w the ppl closest to me.”

This is a far cry from the smiling and dancing Alix we saw in pics from an event at Miami Art Week over the weekend.

She looked eager to show off some skills she picked up from her “Dancing With the Stars” stint this fall, as she gleefully bumped shoulders with nightlife royalty such as Tyga, Lori Harvey, and Ice Spice.

It was her first public outing since she and Braxton called it quits.

TMZ Sports has obtained dispatch audio stemming from the alleged Sherrone Moore assault … with a woman claiming he attacked her at her home on Wednesday after stalking her for months.

The audio states a call was made from a Michigan football employee’s address in Ann Arbor, Michigan around 4 PM.

The employee — who has worked for the Wolverines for years — was the executive assistant to the head coach, the position Moore held until he was fired for having an inappropriate relationship with a fellow staffer.

The employee has since deleted several social media accounts.

A Florida man is getting the help he desperately needs … after a video of him getting hit by a car while running through traffic went viral.

As you can see in the video … the unidentified man is hit by a car as he jogs through a busy intersection … but he pops right back up and keeps trotting.

Miami police tell TMZ … the incident happened Monday — and the unidentified man was placed under Florida’s Baker Act, an involuntary temporary mental health hold.

Police told us the man is a military veteran and was “high on some drug.”