AceShowbiz - Alex Cooper's "Call Her Daddy" has found a new home at SiriusXM, with the podcast leaving its exclusive platform on Spotify. The deal, reportedly worth $100 million, will see SiriusXM gain the rights to distribute and advertise Cooper's shows, including "Call Her Daddy", as well as all current and future programs produced by her talent network, The Unwell Network.

Despite the move, "Call Her Daddy" will remain available on Spotify, where it retained exclusive rights to the video format of the show, according to a Spotify spokesperson.

SiriusXM's President and Chief Content Officer, Scott Greenstein, expressed excitement about Cooper joining the platform, stating that her "fearless, unfiltered approach" aligns well with SiriusXM's content, which has been embraced by subscribers.

The move comes after Spotify had paid approximately $60 million for a three-year exclusive deal for "Call Her Daddy" in 2021, solidifying its status as the podcast's second most popular show, after "The Joe Rogan Experience".

Cooper, who is known for her candid and engaging interviews with celebrities and influencers, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to work with SiriusXM, stating that she and the "Daddy Gang" are eager to provide listeners with an enhanced experience.

The deal adds to SiriusXM's growing roster of exclusive content, including recently inked multi-year agreements with "SmartLess" and Conan O'Brien's "Team Coco".